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Forensic
Accounting
& Litigation
Support
Forum 2015
27th – 29th April 2015, InterContinental
Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya
Minimising Risks whilst Maintaining Operational Efficiency
Key Speakers Include:
Advocate Charles Kanjama, Managing Partner, MUMA AND KANJAMA ADVOCATES,
Kenya
Sosthenes Bichanga CFIP, CPA, FCPA, FCFA, CFE, Founder President, INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED FORENSIC INVESTIGATION PROFESSIONALS INC (IICFIP) Kenya
Faith Basiye-Omolo CPS (K), CFE, Group Head of Forensic Services, KCB BANK GROUP,
Kenya
Johan van der Walt, Director - Risk Consulting, Forensic Head of Dispute Advisory Services,
KPMG South Africa
Linus Osita Okeke, Partner & Head, Forensic (Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services),
ERNST & YOUNG, Nigeria
Peter Fryer, Associate Director, PWC South Africa
Mr. Timothy Bacwa, Manager Forensic Services and Litigation Support, DELOITTE Uganda
Mr. Pius Maneno, Executive Director, NATIONAL BOARD OF ACCOUNTANTS AND
AUDITORS, Tanzania
Mr. Felix Maromo, Country Financial Crime Compliance Manager, STANDARD CHARTERED
BANK, Zimbabwe
Mr Zaakir Mohamed, Director –Forensics, ENS AFRICA, South Africa
Prof. Josiah Aduda, Dean - School of Business, UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI, Kenya
Benefits of attending
 Practical Insights: Gain practical
insights in forensic detection and
prevention.
 Set up Robust Internal Controls: Be
better equipped to design internal
controls to ensure compliance with
regulations.
 Minimise Possibility of Financial
Losses: Learn how to detect fraud
early to minimise the possibility of
financial loss.
 Make contacts and exchange ideas
with peers and industry leaders
during our numerous dedicated
networking opportunities.
FORUM ENDORSED BY:
Registered Training
Provider with National
Industrial Training Authority
(Kenya) NITA/TRN/823
Tel: +254 (0) 20 426 9000
Fax: +254 (0) 20 374 5796
Email: info@amc-intsa.co.ke
Website: www.amc-intsa.co.ke
P O Box 49751
Nairobi
00100 GPO
Kenya
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from the Institute of
Certified Public
Accountants of
Kenya (ICPAK)
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
CERTIFIED FORENSIC INVESTIGATION
PROFESSIONAL
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attendance
Dear Esteemed Delegate
With today’s complex business environment, litigation and fraud issues
continue to be major concerns for companies and organizations. Litigation
and forensic accounting cases often involve complex accounting, tax, and
financial matters requiring the specialized knowledge and expertise of
highly trained professionals. In the areas of litigation and forensic
accounting, it is important to work with experienced professionals who
have the ability to clarify complex financial information and prepare
evidentiary documentation for presentation to a wide range of audiences,
including judges and juries.
In light of this, AMC International has put together a three day interactive
conference for anyone involved in the prevention, deterrence or
detection of fraud. From the informative and inspiring sessions to the
multiple networking opportunities, you'll walk away with the skills,
connections and resources you need to take your fraud investigations to
the next level. I welcome both new practitioners and experienced
professionals to this can’t miss event where you will find opportunities to
enhance your knowledge, expand capabilities, and learn new skills.
Kind Regards
Faith Imani Tindi
Senior Project Manager,
AMC International
Forensic Accounting &
Litigation Support Forum 2015
27th – 29th April 2015, InterContinental Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
 Corporate Lawyers
 Chief Financial Officers
 Corporates Directors
 Litigation Specialists
 Forensic Accounting specialists
 Forensic investigators
 Fraud Examiners
 Financial Managers
 Risks managers
 Internal and External Auditors
 Forensic Consultants
 Compliance Managers
 Company secretaries
 Chief Executive Officers
Copyright © 2014 AMC. All Rights Reserved. The format, design, content and arrangement of this brochure constitute a trademark of AMC.
Unauthorized reproduction will be actionable under South African Law. Draft Forum Program (Subject to Change)
Conference Day One
27 April 2015
07:45 Registration & morning refreshments
08:45 Chairperson’s Welcoming Remarks
FORENSIC ACCOUNTING ELUCIDATED
09h00 Corporate Internal Fraud Detection & Prevention
 The Business Imperative
 Convergence of Regulatory Challenges
 The Key Objectives: Prevention,
 Detection, Response
 Fraud prevention: Improving internal controls
09h45 Panel discussion: Why internal controls Fail
The failure of the corporate communication
structure has made the financial community
realize that there is a great need for skilled
professionals that can identify, expose, and
prevent weaknesses in three key areas: poor
corporate governance, flawed internal controls,
and fraudulent financial statements. This panel
discusses why internal controls fail and the
possible solutions to the problem.
Mr. Timothy Bacwa
Manager Forensic Services and
Litigation Support DELOITTE, Uganda
Mr. Pius Maneno, Executive Director,
NATIONAL BOARD OF ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS, Tanzania
10h30 Mid-Morning Break and Networking
11h00 Forensic Data Mining in Due Diligence
 Identifying risk exposure
 Detecting unusual or nonrecurring transactions
 Discovering undisclosed relationships between
an entity and its customers or suppliers
 Identifying undisclosed related party
transactions
 Assisting in the assessment of control
weaknesses
 detecting abnormal patterns in revenues and
expenses around the beginning of negotiation
discussions regarding a potential merger or
acquisition
 Statistical analytics of activity to validate
forecasted or expected patterns
 Analyzing geographic and demographic
patterns and relationships
Sosthenes Bichanga, Founder President,
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
CERTIFIED FORENSIC INVESTIGATION
PROFESSIONALS INC
13h00 Lunch Break
14h00 Forensic documentation of disputed and suspect
documents
Gain insight into the broad scope of the field of
forensic document examination and enhancing
your ability to recognise and preserve the
evidential potential of documents.
Specifically, this session will cover:
 Comparative examination of signatures and
writings
 How to determine the sequence in which files
or notes were prepared
 investigating whether entries are recent
insertions in documents
 How to determine the source of anonymous
correspondence
Johan van der Walt
Director, Risk Consulting, Forensic Head of
Dispute Advisory Services
KPMG South Africa
15h30 Mid-Afternoon break and Speed networking
16h00 Forensic documentation of disputed and suspect
documents (continued)
 Detection of alterations and page substitutions
in documents
 Restoration of erased, bleached, obscured or
obliterated entries
 Developing and sequencing latent writing
impressions in documents
Johan van der Walt
Director, Risk Consulting, Forensic Head of Dispute
Advisory Services
KPMG South Africa
17h00 End of Day One
Copyright © 2014 AMC. All Rights Reserved. The format, design, content and arrangement of this brochure constitute a trademark of AMC.
Unauthorized reproduction will be actionable under South African Law. Draft Forum Program (Subject to Change)
Conference Day Two
28 April 2015
07:45 Registration & morning refreshments
08:45 Chairperson’s Welcoming Remarks
UNLOCKING THE UNKNOWN: THE KEY TO
MANAGING RISK
09h00 Fraud risk management
All organisations run the risk of fraud but are often
unsure on how best to tackle the prevention
issue. The cost of investigating fraud along with
legal fees and management time can be
costly. Reputation in the market place is affected by
fraud events. Most organisations are reactive to an
event rather than proactive. This session discusses
practical examples of how to test your internal
control environment in a practical and realistic way.
This session will cover:
 Red flags of fraud – the profile of a fraudster
 Strategies on how best to identify the gaps
where fraud can occur
 Who is best to own the Fraud Risk Management
(FRM) process
 Engagement with staff and implementing
strategies to prevent fraud
Faith Basiye-Omolo, CPS(K), CFE
Group Head of Forensic Services
KCB Bank Group-Kenya
10h30 Mid-Morning Break and speed Networking
11h00 Fraud risk management - in the first 48 hours
Join (TBA) as he discusses what procedures and
actions are undertaken during the management of
fraud in the first 48hours of occurrence. Learn the
corporate's perspective on fraud investigation and
determine how and when corporates involve the
forensic accountant.
Mr. Felix Maromo, Country Financial Crime
Compliance Manager, STANDARD
CHARTERED BANK, Zimbabwe
BUILDING EXPERTISE IN FINANCIAL CRIME
INVESTIGATION
11h45 Running an investigation
 Outline what is involved in running an
investigation
 Identify key statistics and fraud trends
 Explore sources of evidence using:
 Open source and public information
 Forensic data analytics
 Fieldwork and interviews
 Electronic evidence
 Discuss ways of reporting and presenting
evidence
Mr. Zaakir Mohamed
Director – Forensics
ENS AFRICA, South Africa
13h00 Lunch break
14h00 Applied expert witness
Giving effective forensic accounting evidence based
on a good expert report is a difficult and challenging
task. This interactive session, built around real
witness experience, will give you an opportunity to:
 Understand the court process, how your
evidence will be used and treated by barristers,
and how it will be evaluated by judges and juries
 Discuss court rules and requirements which
govern expert evidence
 Identify the key skills needed to: writing reports,
confer with barristers, give evidence and respond
to cross-examination.
 Learn how to communicate and respond in the
witness box during cross examination
Advocate Charles Kanjama
Managing Partner, MUMA AND KANJAMA
ADVOCATES, Kenya
15h30 Mid Afternoon break and networking session
16h00 Silent witness – the autopsy of a corporate
computer crime scene
This session will start with a walk through of several
computer crime scenes.
Based on a hypothetical case the session will then
move through the stages of:
 Computer evidence identification
 Collection and preservation
 Analysis
 Reporting.
The session will include the opportunity to get
‘hands-on’ with some of the specialized software
and hardware used in the industry and work through
a hypothetical case that includes elements of fraud.
Peter Fryer
Associate Director
PWC South Africa
17h30 End of day two
Copyright © 2014 AMC. All Rights Reserved. The format, design, content and arrangement of this brochure constitute a trademark of AMC.
Unauthorized reproduction will be actionable under South African Law. Draft Forum Program (Subject to Change)
Conference Day Three
29 April 2015
07:45 Registration & morning refreshments
08:45 Chairperson’s Welcoming Remarks
09h00 Quantification of loss and damages in commercial disputes
Using real life examples, this session will:
 Provide an overview of the principles and application of economic loss methodology
 Investigate a hands-on approach to working through issues that confront forensic accountants in quantifying losses
 Highlight relevant case law to explore the role of forensic accountants in quantum disputes.
Prof. Josiah Aduda
Dean - School of Business
UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI, Kenya
10h30 Mid-Morning Break and networking session
11h00 Workshop: Litigation Bootcamp for Financial Experts
Lost Profits and valuation in financial Forensic
Workshop facilitator: Linus Osita Okeke
Partner & Head, Forensic (Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services)
ERNST & YOUNG Nigeria
The foundation of any financial forensic expert’s work in the litigation environment is the substance, depth, and
credibility of the expert’s underlying analysis. Taking the underlying work into the litigation environment requires that
the expert have an understanding of how his or her expertise supports the legal issues and how it is effectively
incorporated into the legal proceeding.
The workshop we will integrate each participant’s specialty track discipline into the case study, with a focus on
valuation, lost profits, and other financial issues.
Learning Objectives:
 Define the damages, lost profits, and valuation components of a lawsuit
 Structure a report that meets the demands of the legal system
 Anticipate and avoid pitfalls of incorporating financial evidence in a legal proceeding
 Identify the differences in the specialty areas of forensics and how they may integrate in a common proceeding
 Areas in which a forensic accountant can assist
 Reference sources
13:00 End of Conference
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Kenya
Forensic Accounting & Litigation
Support Forum 2015
27th – 29th April 2015, InterContinental Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya

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Forensic Accounting & Litigation Support Forum 2015

  • 1. Forensic Accounting & Litigation Support Forum 2015 27th – 29th April 2015, InterContinental Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya Minimising Risks whilst Maintaining Operational Efficiency Key Speakers Include: Advocate Charles Kanjama, Managing Partner, MUMA AND KANJAMA ADVOCATES, Kenya Sosthenes Bichanga CFIP, CPA, FCPA, FCFA, CFE, Founder President, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED FORENSIC INVESTIGATION PROFESSIONALS INC (IICFIP) Kenya Faith Basiye-Omolo CPS (K), CFE, Group Head of Forensic Services, KCB BANK GROUP, Kenya Johan van der Walt, Director - Risk Consulting, Forensic Head of Dispute Advisory Services, KPMG South Africa Linus Osita Okeke, Partner & Head, Forensic (Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services), ERNST & YOUNG, Nigeria Peter Fryer, Associate Director, PWC South Africa Mr. Timothy Bacwa, Manager Forensic Services and Litigation Support, DELOITTE Uganda Mr. Pius Maneno, Executive Director, NATIONAL BOARD OF ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, Tanzania Mr. Felix Maromo, Country Financial Crime Compliance Manager, STANDARD CHARTERED BANK, Zimbabwe Mr Zaakir Mohamed, Director –Forensics, ENS AFRICA, South Africa Prof. Josiah Aduda, Dean - School of Business, UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI, Kenya Benefits of attending  Practical Insights: Gain practical insights in forensic detection and prevention.  Set up Robust Internal Controls: Be better equipped to design internal controls to ensure compliance with regulations.  Minimise Possibility of Financial Losses: Learn how to detect fraud early to minimise the possibility of financial loss.  Make contacts and exchange ideas with peers and industry leaders during our numerous dedicated networking opportunities. FORUM ENDORSED BY: Registered Training Provider with National Industrial Training Authority (Kenya) NITA/TRN/823 Tel: +254 (0) 20 426 9000 Fax: +254 (0) 20 374 5796 Email: info@amc-intsa.co.ke Website: www.amc-intsa.co.ke P O Box 49751 Nairobi 00100 GPO Kenya CPD Points Claim CPD Points from the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED FORENSIC INVESTIGATION PROFESSIONAL Claim 8 CPD Points per full day attendance
  • 2. Dear Esteemed Delegate With today’s complex business environment, litigation and fraud issues continue to be major concerns for companies and organizations. Litigation and forensic accounting cases often involve complex accounting, tax, and financial matters requiring the specialized knowledge and expertise of highly trained professionals. In the areas of litigation and forensic accounting, it is important to work with experienced professionals who have the ability to clarify complex financial information and prepare evidentiary documentation for presentation to a wide range of audiences, including judges and juries. In light of this, AMC International has put together a three day interactive conference for anyone involved in the prevention, deterrence or detection of fraud. From the informative and inspiring sessions to the multiple networking opportunities, you'll walk away with the skills, connections and resources you need to take your fraud investigations to the next level. I welcome both new practitioners and experienced professionals to this can’t miss event where you will find opportunities to enhance your knowledge, expand capabilities, and learn new skills. Kind Regards Faith Imani Tindi Senior Project Manager, AMC International Forensic Accounting & Litigation Support Forum 2015 27th – 29th April 2015, InterContinental Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya WHO SHOULD ATTEND?  Corporate Lawyers  Chief Financial Officers  Corporates Directors  Litigation Specialists  Forensic Accounting specialists  Forensic investigators  Fraud Examiners  Financial Managers  Risks managers  Internal and External Auditors  Forensic Consultants  Compliance Managers  Company secretaries  Chief Executive Officers
  • 3. Copyright © 2014 AMC. All Rights Reserved. The format, design, content and arrangement of this brochure constitute a trademark of AMC. Unauthorized reproduction will be actionable under South African Law. Draft Forum Program (Subject to Change) Conference Day One 27 April 2015 07:45 Registration & morning refreshments 08:45 Chairperson’s Welcoming Remarks FORENSIC ACCOUNTING ELUCIDATED 09h00 Corporate Internal Fraud Detection & Prevention  The Business Imperative  Convergence of Regulatory Challenges  The Key Objectives: Prevention,  Detection, Response  Fraud prevention: Improving internal controls 09h45 Panel discussion: Why internal controls Fail The failure of the corporate communication structure has made the financial community realize that there is a great need for skilled professionals that can identify, expose, and prevent weaknesses in three key areas: poor corporate governance, flawed internal controls, and fraudulent financial statements. This panel discusses why internal controls fail and the possible solutions to the problem. Mr. Timothy Bacwa Manager Forensic Services and Litigation Support DELOITTE, Uganda Mr. Pius Maneno, Executive Director, NATIONAL BOARD OF ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, Tanzania 10h30 Mid-Morning Break and Networking 11h00 Forensic Data Mining in Due Diligence  Identifying risk exposure  Detecting unusual or nonrecurring transactions  Discovering undisclosed relationships between an entity and its customers or suppliers  Identifying undisclosed related party transactions  Assisting in the assessment of control weaknesses  detecting abnormal patterns in revenues and expenses around the beginning of negotiation discussions regarding a potential merger or acquisition  Statistical analytics of activity to validate forecasted or expected patterns  Analyzing geographic and demographic patterns and relationships Sosthenes Bichanga, Founder President, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED FORENSIC INVESTIGATION PROFESSIONALS INC 13h00 Lunch Break 14h00 Forensic documentation of disputed and suspect documents Gain insight into the broad scope of the field of forensic document examination and enhancing your ability to recognise and preserve the evidential potential of documents. Specifically, this session will cover:  Comparative examination of signatures and writings  How to determine the sequence in which files or notes were prepared  investigating whether entries are recent insertions in documents  How to determine the source of anonymous correspondence Johan van der Walt Director, Risk Consulting, Forensic Head of Dispute Advisory Services KPMG South Africa 15h30 Mid-Afternoon break and Speed networking 16h00 Forensic documentation of disputed and suspect documents (continued)  Detection of alterations and page substitutions in documents  Restoration of erased, bleached, obscured or obliterated entries  Developing and sequencing latent writing impressions in documents Johan van der Walt Director, Risk Consulting, Forensic Head of Dispute Advisory Services KPMG South Africa 17h00 End of Day One
  • 4. Copyright © 2014 AMC. All Rights Reserved. The format, design, content and arrangement of this brochure constitute a trademark of AMC. Unauthorized reproduction will be actionable under South African Law. Draft Forum Program (Subject to Change) Conference Day Two 28 April 2015 07:45 Registration & morning refreshments 08:45 Chairperson’s Welcoming Remarks UNLOCKING THE UNKNOWN: THE KEY TO MANAGING RISK 09h00 Fraud risk management All organisations run the risk of fraud but are often unsure on how best to tackle the prevention issue. The cost of investigating fraud along with legal fees and management time can be costly. Reputation in the market place is affected by fraud events. Most organisations are reactive to an event rather than proactive. This session discusses practical examples of how to test your internal control environment in a practical and realistic way. This session will cover:  Red flags of fraud – the profile of a fraudster  Strategies on how best to identify the gaps where fraud can occur  Who is best to own the Fraud Risk Management (FRM) process  Engagement with staff and implementing strategies to prevent fraud Faith Basiye-Omolo, CPS(K), CFE Group Head of Forensic Services KCB Bank Group-Kenya 10h30 Mid-Morning Break and speed Networking 11h00 Fraud risk management - in the first 48 hours Join (TBA) as he discusses what procedures and actions are undertaken during the management of fraud in the first 48hours of occurrence. Learn the corporate's perspective on fraud investigation and determine how and when corporates involve the forensic accountant. Mr. Felix Maromo, Country Financial Crime Compliance Manager, STANDARD CHARTERED BANK, Zimbabwe BUILDING EXPERTISE IN FINANCIAL CRIME INVESTIGATION 11h45 Running an investigation  Outline what is involved in running an investigation  Identify key statistics and fraud trends  Explore sources of evidence using:  Open source and public information  Forensic data analytics  Fieldwork and interviews  Electronic evidence  Discuss ways of reporting and presenting evidence Mr. Zaakir Mohamed Director – Forensics ENS AFRICA, South Africa 13h00 Lunch break 14h00 Applied expert witness Giving effective forensic accounting evidence based on a good expert report is a difficult and challenging task. This interactive session, built around real witness experience, will give you an opportunity to:  Understand the court process, how your evidence will be used and treated by barristers, and how it will be evaluated by judges and juries  Discuss court rules and requirements which govern expert evidence  Identify the key skills needed to: writing reports, confer with barristers, give evidence and respond to cross-examination.  Learn how to communicate and respond in the witness box during cross examination Advocate Charles Kanjama Managing Partner, MUMA AND KANJAMA ADVOCATES, Kenya 15h30 Mid Afternoon break and networking session 16h00 Silent witness – the autopsy of a corporate computer crime scene This session will start with a walk through of several computer crime scenes. Based on a hypothetical case the session will then move through the stages of:  Computer evidence identification  Collection and preservation  Analysis  Reporting. The session will include the opportunity to get ‘hands-on’ with some of the specialized software and hardware used in the industry and work through a hypothetical case that includes elements of fraud. Peter Fryer Associate Director PWC South Africa 17h30 End of day two
  • 5. Copyright © 2014 AMC. All Rights Reserved. The format, design, content and arrangement of this brochure constitute a trademark of AMC. Unauthorized reproduction will be actionable under South African Law. Draft Forum Program (Subject to Change) Conference Day Three 29 April 2015 07:45 Registration & morning refreshments 08:45 Chairperson’s Welcoming Remarks 09h00 Quantification of loss and damages in commercial disputes Using real life examples, this session will:  Provide an overview of the principles and application of economic loss methodology  Investigate a hands-on approach to working through issues that confront forensic accountants in quantifying losses  Highlight relevant case law to explore the role of forensic accountants in quantum disputes. Prof. Josiah Aduda Dean - School of Business UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI, Kenya 10h30 Mid-Morning Break and networking session 11h00 Workshop: Litigation Bootcamp for Financial Experts Lost Profits and valuation in financial Forensic Workshop facilitator: Linus Osita Okeke Partner & Head, Forensic (Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services) ERNST & YOUNG Nigeria The foundation of any financial forensic expert’s work in the litigation environment is the substance, depth, and credibility of the expert’s underlying analysis. Taking the underlying work into the litigation environment requires that the expert have an understanding of how his or her expertise supports the legal issues and how it is effectively incorporated into the legal proceeding. The workshop we will integrate each participant’s specialty track discipline into the case study, with a focus on valuation, lost profits, and other financial issues. Learning Objectives:  Define the damages, lost profits, and valuation components of a lawsuit  Structure a report that meets the demands of the legal system  Anticipate and avoid pitfalls of incorporating financial evidence in a legal proceeding  Identify the differences in the specialty areas of forensics and how they may integrate in a common proceeding  Areas in which a forensic accountant can assist  Reference sources 13:00 End of Conference
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