This is a free search to help you find a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE). If you need assistance with investigating a potential fraud or proactively protecting your organization from future frauds, a CFE is your best resource.
CFEs are trained to possess a diverse set of skills, including:
- Resolving allegations of fraud, from inception to disposition.
- Gathering evidence.
- Conducting interviews.
- Writing reports.
- Testifying to findings.
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- Messages in furtherance of any illegal act, including violations of any state or federal criminal or civil laws or regulations.
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- Messages that advocate violence or discrimination towards other people.
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Violation of these terms and conditions may result in restricted access to services on the ACFE website, restriction of ACFE member benefits, disciplinary action in accordance with the ACFE Disciplinary Procedures, or such other actions, including but not limited to legal or equitable claims for relief, as may be deemed appropriate by ACFE.
CFE Membership
The ACFE is home to more than 95,000 members who come from diverse professional and personal backgrounds, and serve in nearly every sector and industry around the world.
We invite you to hone your anti-fraud skills, advance your career and find professional satisfaction by earning the CFE credential.