Episodes
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Using Open Sources to Stop Online Fraud-Tyson Johnson-ACFE Fraud Talk-Epsiode 23
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
July 2014 - Tyson Johnson, CFE, Vice President of Business Development at BrightPlanet, discusses the value of using open source intelligence on the Deep Web and in social media to stop online fraud. Tyson will also be speaking at the 2014 ACFE Canadian Fraud Conference in Toronto
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
When Bad Things Happen to Good Companies-Eric Feldman-ACFE Fraud Talk-Episode 22
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
June 2014 - In this month's episode, Eric Feldman, CFE, Managing Director of Corporate Ethics and Compliance Programs at Affiliated Monitors, discusses the distinct relationship between a strong ethics/compliance program and a company's bottom line.
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
The Top 10 Fraud Examination Legal Pitfalls-Jeff Windham-ACFE Fraud Talk-Epsiode 21
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
May 2014 - Jeff Windham, J.D., CFE, Analyst at Forensic Strategic Solutions, counts down the top 10 ways fraud examiners can fall into legal traps during examinations. The pitfalls include (10) admissibility challenges, (9) searches, (8) employee rights, (7) invasion of privacy, (6) malicious prosecution and abuse of power, (5) financial privacy, (4) duress, (3) privileges and work product protection, (2) false imprisonment and (1) defamation.
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
April 2014 - Janet McHard, CFE, founding partner of McHard Accounting Consultants, gives listeners tips on how to market your CFE credential, your practice and, ultimately, yourself. You can read more about how to successfully start your own business and promote yourself in Janet's archived Fraud Magazine article, " Hanging Out Your Shingle."
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
What We Can Learn From Fraudsters-Allan Bachman-ACFE Fraud Talk-Episode 19
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
March 2014 - This month, Fraud Talk asks, and answers, the question, "What can we learn from fraudsters?" from the ACFE's VP of Education John Gill, J.D., CFE, and Allan Bachman, CFE, ACFE Education Manager.
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Bitcoin Fraud: The Who, What, When, Where and Why-Jacob Parks-ACFE Fraud Talk-Episode 18
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
February 2014 - Jacob Parks, J.D, CFE, ACFE Research Specialist, gives FraudTalk listeners an inside look into the origins of a new form of digital currency, and the risks and fraud schemes associated with it.
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
January 2014 - This month, Evy Poumpouras, on-air contributor for CNN, NBC, CBS and FOX regarding interview and investigative techniques speaks with John Gill, J.D., CFE and the ACFE's VP of Education. Evy advises listeners on the best ways to conduct an interview and get a signed statement.
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
A New York State of Fraud-Martin Biegelman-ACFE Fraud Talk-Episode 16
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
December 2013 - In this month's podcast, Martin Biegelman, CFE, Executive Vice President of IPSA International, dissects a massive insurance fraud that ran for decades and cost insurers millions of dollars in New York City.
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
5 Common Interviewing Mistakes-Don Rabon-ACFE Fraud Talk-Epsiode 15
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
November 2013 - In this month’s episode, John Gill, J.D., CFE, ACFE VP of Education, interviews one of the ACFE’s most popular faculty members, Don Rabon, CFE, President of Successful Interviewing Techniques, about the five most common mistakes fraud examiners make when conducting interviews.
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Caught in the Concealment-Tiffany Couch-ACFE Fraud Talk-Episode 14
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
Wednesday Oct 11, 2017
October 2013 - Tiffany Couch, CFE, CPA and Principal of Acuity Group in Washington. Couch recently investigated a fraud scheme involving a trusted controller at a retail store that went from bad to worse with each transaction uncovered.