The fraud chasers

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There is a growing demand for forensic accountants in the UK. This trend is being driven by the increasing number of fraud cases being exposed and of lawyers requiring more convincing evidence. To succeed in forensic accounting, practitioners must have good academic records, excellent oral and written communication skills and keen interest in law. They must also be technically adept, able to converse with lawyers and able to defend their positions in the court of law. It is also helpful to be outgoing, skeptical and diplomatic. Accountants who choose this area can look forward to competitive salaries and a high level of satisfaction. Two British accountants who went into forensic accounting are profiled.

Practice, Forensic accounting

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The intriguing case of a murder mystery creator

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John Delaney, an accountant with Bourne & Co., has published the mystery party game 'Murder on Paradise Island.' Inspired by a trip to the West Indies, the game was published by BV Leisure Ltd.

Game, Toy, and Children's Vehicle Manufacturing, Games, toys, and children's vehicles, Games & Puzzles, Authorship, Games, Delaney, John

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Beyond the boredom threshold

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Accountant Paul Rutteman, who retired from Ernst & Young in 1999, has been appointed secretary general of the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group.

European Union, Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, European Financial Reporting Advisory Group, Rutteman, Paul

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