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FVC1859
Forensic Accounting Evidence - Know Your Audience and the Expectations
Date
November 7, 2018
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Forensic accounting and valuation come together in Atlanta, GA for one of the most interactive, cross-disciplined learning events of the year. It’s a must-attend event for you and your entire staff…
Session covers what the various stakeholders (i.e., auditors, regulators, management, and the board) expect from an investigation. Both public and private company expectations will be represented.
Learning Objectives:
- Evaluate investigative process before reporting is needed.
- Formulate procedures needed to complete successful investigation.
- Interpret evidence received in an investigation.
Speakers
Neal Seiden, CPA, CFE
Senior Accountant, Securities and Exchange Commission
Michael A. Fahlman, CPA, CFF, CIRA
Managing Director, BRG
Steven E. Richards, CPA
Senior Managing Director, Ankura Consulting
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