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The authenticity of signatures and other written material associated with routine bank business is sometimes in question. Specifically, criminal and civil fraud investigations frequently involve not only the interview of suspects, victims, and witnesses but also the examination of signatures, statements, or documents of question.
This course provides introductory guidelines on techniques that can be used to compare questioned signatures and writings with known specimens or documents.
Attendees will learn basic techniques used by expert examiners that can help you make an educated opinion about questionable writings when cashing checks, accepting loan or credit card applications, allowing entrance to safe deposit boxes, or any other procedure requiring a signature or written information.
It will also cover guidelines to assist in developing a prosecutable case when working with law enforcement.
Learning Objectives:
Discover techniques that can be used to compare signatures and writings on documents.
Develop your fraud investigation skills.
Learn about guidelines that will assist in developing prosecutable cases.
Duration: 90-minutes
ICBA Members
Live: $209
On-Demand: $229
Live + On-Demand: $249
Non-Members
Live: $309
On-Demand: $329
Live + On-Demand: $449
Unlimited Webinar Pass subscription: $0
*View CPE Credit Hours in the “Who Should Attend” section.
For more information, call 800-422-7285 or email [email protected].
Who should attend: Security Officers, Branch Managers, Tellers, Bankers, Branch Personnel, Operations Personnel
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of banking.
Advanced Preparation: None
Program Level: Intermediate
Field of Study: Specialized Knowledged
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based.
CPE Credit Hours: 1.5
Associate Dean of Student Services at Henley Putnam University
Thompson Consulting Group
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As such, The Independent Community Bankers of America (“ICBA” or the “Association”) has adopted a zero-tolerance policy toward all forms of unlawful discrimination and harassment.