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"The Bitcoin session deals with a lot of these really interesting alternative currencies that we as agents can use to help on terrorism cases where money laundering or the illicit transfer of wealth could impact the Navy and the nation." — David Salazar, Special Agent, NCIS
Read MoreLast year, at the 25th Annual ACFE Global Fraud Conference, Jim Butterworth, CFE, explored fraud’s expanding playground with the growth of virtual currencies in his breakout session. “Virtual and cryptocurrencies are still the Wild West,” said Butterworth. “This creates a hotbed for fraudsters and new fraud techniques, something the fraud community will be combating for the foreseeable future.”
Read MoreFraud is a crime with severe impacts of historical magnitude. Made up of artifacts, memorabilia, documents, and other pieces of fraud history collected by ACFE founder and Chairman Dr. Joseph T. Wells, CFE, CPA, the Fraud Museum displays financial frauds committed by an educated society.
Read MoreCarolyn W. Colvin, Acting Commissioner of the Social Security Administration (SSA), has officially joined the keynote lineup at the 26th Annual ACFE Global Fraud Conference. She will speak on Tuesday, June 16 at the 8:30 a.m. General Session in Exhibit Hall CD.
Read MoreKnow where you’re going, when to be there and how to get there with just a few taps on your smart device. The ACFE 2015 conference app provides conference information on-the-go with your custom schedule, maps and more downloaded to your smart device.
Read MoreThe countdown to the world’s largest gathering of anti-fraud professionals is on. More than 3,000 fraud fighters from around the world will gather this month in Baltimore to share the latest insights into fraud prevention, detection and deterrence.
Read MoreOne of the most valuable offerings for Annual ACFE Global Fraud Conference attendees is access to the onsite career strategists as well as employer representatives in the Career Connection. These professionals have decades of experience understanding what hiring managers are looking for in candidates to fill open positions and provide onsite personal consultations for conference attendees in several key areas: cover letter and résumé reviews, LinkedIn profile reviews, interview tips, professional brand development, and ways to promote expertise through social media.
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