Michael F. Rosplock, CFE

Advanced Forensic Financial Analysis

• November 1, 2001

Fraud examiners must hone their financial statement fraud detection methods to overtake the sophisticated crimes of corporate America. (This concludes an article that appeared in the September/October issue of The White Paper and is reprinted with permission from the June 2001 issue of National Association of Credit Management's Business Credit magazine.- ed.) Corporate fraudsters are committing more devious forms of financial statement fraud by concealing and suppressing the true worth of assets, liabilities, cash flows, sales and profitability. Fraud examiners must stay one step ahead.

Written By: Michael F. Rosplock, CFE

• • Financial Statement Fraud

Advanced Forensic Financial Analysis

• September 1, 2001

Fraud examiners must have a new level of analytical comprehension and intellect to uncover Financial Statement Fraud. This article looks at key methods in uncovering Financial Statement Fraud. (This article is reprinted with permission from the June 2001 issue of National Association of Credit Management's Business Credit magazine.)

Written By: Michael F. Rosplock, CFE

• • Financial Statement Fraud