Anti-Fraud Laws, Regulations & Compliance

The U.K.’s Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill

The U.K.’s Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill made its way through the House of Commons and, more recently, the House of Lords. As the bill approaches becoming law and faces only a few final steps before being law, an analysis of details and slated changes is timely. 

Leading the Way on Recovering the Proceeds of Corruption

The head of Peru's judiciary, Javier Arévalo Vela, recently publicly highlighted Peru's success in recovering the proceeds of corruption and related financial crimes through its non-conviction based forfeiture law, Extinción de Dominio.

Prosecution and Penalties of White-Collar Crimes

Often linked to organized crime, white-collar crimes pose a persistent challenge today. These are usually nonviolent crimes like identity theft, mortgage fraud, computer crimes and tax evasion. To bring the culprits to justice, it's important to prosecute them rigorously.  

Investigating White-Collar Crimes: Legal Tools and Techniques

White-collar crime, an insidious and complex category of offenses, extends far beyond the conventional image of criminal activity. Understanding white-collar crime is crucial for individuals and finance, law and security professionals in our interconnected world.

Emerging Trends in Fraud Law: What Professionals Need to Know

In the ever-evolving landscape of fraud, staying informed about emerging trends is not just a choice — it is a necessity. As professionals in the field of fraud prevention, we understand that knowledge is our most potent weapon against the ever-adaptive tactics of fraudsters.

Falsifying Business Records: Federal Regulations and State Laws

Federal law does not explicitly criminalize falsifying business records, but the act is criminalized under several federal regulations.

As Lisa Osofsky Steps Down, What’s Next for the SFO?

It comes as no surprise to learn that Lisa Osofsky is stepping down next summer after five years as head of the U.K.’s Serious Fraud Office (SFO). Ms. Osofsky has overseen an often contentious five years at the helm of the U.K.’s leading fraud prosecution agency.

The U.K. Post Office Scandal: Lessons in Accountability and System Reform

 In this episode of Fraud Talk, Tony McClements, Head of Investigations at Martin Kenny & Co., delves into the infamous U.K. Post Office scandal with ACFE Content Manager, Rihonna Scoggins. As McClements unravels the layers of this miscarriage of justice, he discusses the critical failures of the Horizon IT system and the damaging effects of withheld disclosures during legal proceedings.

The FTC's Battle Against Impersonation Fraud in the Digital Age

The SNPR proposal seeks to “add a prohibition on the impersonation of individuals and extend liability for violations of the Rule to parties who provide goods and services with knowledge or reason to know that those goods or services will be used in impersonations of the kind that are themselves unlawful under the Rule.”  

The Fraud Trial (PDF Workbook/Online Video Self-Study)

Gain the insight necessary to present evidence, deliver effective testimony, understand courtroom proceedings and build your case to support potential or existing litigation.

Recovering the Proceeds of Fraud (Workbook Self-Study)

Enhance your ability to recover ill-gotten gains by learning the various legal theories, actual and punitive damages, and evidence required to document losses. 

What Is the GDPR? (Nano Self-Study)

Gain a greater understanding of what the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is, including its scope and requirements.

What Is the UK Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act? (Nano Self-Study)

International Bribery Laws, Compliance and Investigations

This course covers the significant international bribery rules currently in effect and more.

FCPA Compliance: Creating an Effective Anti-Corruption Compliance Program (Online Self-Study)

Learn about the elements of the FCPA compliance program and discover tools you can use to help design, assess and certify your organization's anti-corruption program.

Legal Issues in Fraud Examinations, International Edition (Online Self-Study)

Learn to navigate the most common legal pitfalls, ithe legal elements of fraud claims, the rules of evidence, privacy rights and other issues relevant to fraud examinations.

Legal Issues in Fraud Examinations, U.S. Edition (Online Self-Study)

Learn to navigate common legal pitfalls, including the legal elements of fraud claims, the rules of evidence, privacy rights and other issues relevant to fraud examinations.

Prosecution and Punishment of White-Collar Crime (Online Self-Study)

Learn about the civil and criminal legal process and the fundamental flaws that arise from inconsistent application of punishment among those found guilty of fraud.

Working with Attorneys in Fraud Examinations (Online Self-Study)

Examine the role of fraud examiners and attorneys in an investigation, the best way to develop those relationships in various circumstances and more.

Developing a Compliance and Ethics Training Program (Online Self-Study)

Learn about the elements of an effective compliance and ethics training program.

U.K. Bribery Act: Compliance and Investigation (Online Self-Study)

Learn from relevant information on the legal and regulatory framework to combat bribery in international trade.

Compliance and the Fraud Examiner (Online Self-Study)

Learn about compliance from the perspective of the anti-fraud professional, the importance of a compliance program in your organization and more.

Anti-Fraud Laws, Regulations & Compliance

Strengthen fraud prevention by mastering legal principles crucial for fraud examinations, focusing on collaboration with legal professionals and expert witnesses.

Developing an Integrated Anti-Fraud Compliance and Ethics Program

This seminar will explore how to develop a program that fosters ethical behavior, promotes compliance and deters employee fraud.

Legal Elements of Fraud Examination

This course will cover the legal issues that you and your client, or employer, might face during a fraud examination.