Certified Stock Market Forensic Accountant
- Offered byIndiaforensic Center of Studies
- Estd. 2005
Certified Stock Market Forensic Accountant at Indiaforensic Center of Studies Overview
Duration | 20 hours |
Total fee | ₹22,000 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Credential | Certificate |
Certified Stock Market Forensic Accountant at Indiaforensic Center of Studies Highlights
- Earn a certificate from Indiaforensic
- Fee payment can be done in instalments
- Get industry - relevant video modules
- To providing participants with valuable insights and real-world knowledge
Certified Stock Market Forensic Accountant at Indiaforensic Center of Studies Course details
- This course is recommended to the accounting, auditing, management or finance professionals from following sectors:
- Supervisory Agencies
- Investment Banks
- Central Banks
- Co-operative Banks
- Financial Institutions
- Mutual Funds
- Commercial Banks
- Classification of Stock market frauds
- Global case studies on the stock market frauds
- Insider trading and laws
- IPO Scams
- Frauds by the promoters
- The Certified Stock Market Forensic Accountant is an arbitrator, investor, broker, trader, regulator or merchant banker, or any investment professional or Information Technology consultant who has undergone training to become an expert in the stock market frauds domain, forensic auditing related to a financial and capital market sector, litigation support and investigative accounting
- Certified Forensic Accounting Professional is a designation designed and marketed by the Indiaforensic Center of Studies
- They are same as Brokerage Fraud accountants. Stock Market Fraud is the third specialization under the Certified Forensic Accounting Professional course after the Information Technology and Insurance specialization
Certified Stock Market Forensic Accountant at Indiaforensic Center of Studies Curriculum
Stock Market and Accounting Frauds
The Indian Perspective
Classification of Stock Fraud
IPO Scams
Prospectus Manipulation
IPO Grey Market
Trading Frauds
SEBI Guidelines
Trading Frauds
Market Manipulation
Bank of India Fraud
Market Manipulation
Brokerage Frauds
Lehman Brothers
Deutsche Bank
Shell Companies
Web of Shell Companies
Red flags of Shell Company Activities
Fraud by the Promoters
Insider Trading
GHCL Insider Trading
Financial Statement Frauds
Parallel Books of Accounts
Behind Sales Corrupt Practices
Satyam Case Study
Case Study on Accounting Frauds
Revenue Recognition Scheme
Related Party Transactions
Revenue Recognition Timing
Financial Analysis Ratio
Fake Sales Booking
Understatement of Liabilities