The expertise of most advisors usually stops short of forensic accounting or detecting client fraud. What do you do when there is evidence of missing assets or forgeries? To uncover intentional – and increasingly sophisticated – deceits, planners need to know about forensic accounting, financial planning, tax law and criminology.
CFFIS BLOG
CENTER FOR FINANCIAL FORENSICS AND INFORMATION SECURITY AT THE ANCELL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AT WESTERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY IN DANBURY, CONNECTICUT
RICHARD PROCTOR
