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In today’s business climate, ethics is more than simply taking the moral high road—it is a matter of self-preservation. Fraud examiners face many situations that require ethical reflection as part of their daily lives, and, often, there is no obvious line between right and wrong.

Consequently, CFEs might find themselves on a slippery slope when it comes to determining the best course of action. This course will discuss how codes of ethics, conduct, and practice in general—and the CFE Code of Professional Ethics and CFE Code of Professional Standards, in specific—provide guidance for fraud examiners when they are confronted with ethical uncertainty in professional situations.

You will learn:

• Professional Codes of Conduct, Practice, and Ethics
• Detailed explanation of the requirements presented in the CFE Code of Ethics
• Standards of professional conduct, examination and reporting for CFEs

Last updated: January 2010.

Please Note:  All self-study course exams must be completed within one year of purchase date to receive CPE credit.

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