LaBovick & LaBovick, P.A. sponsors Financial Fraud Seminar - Investing in a Post Madoff environment
In an effort to educate industry professionals on how to fight financial fraud, The Financial Services Division of LaBovick & LaBovick, P.A. is holding a Financial Fraud Seminar in conjunction with the Daily Business Review on the very relevant subject:
Investing in a Post Madoff Environment: Financial Fraud: How it's accomplished, how to detect it, and how to recover from it.
The Seminar will be held on November 19, 2009 - 8am at Phillips Point Club in West Palm Beach.
Featured Speakers for the Financial Fraud Seminar: Investing in a Post Madoff Environment include:
Marc S. Dobin, Esq.
William Nortman, Esq.
Richard A. White
Moderator: Jeffrey S. Grubman, Esq.
This seminar is approved by the Florida Bar for 4.0 CLE Credits and 3 CPE Credits for Accounting and Financial Professionals.
Seminar Description:
Just over one year after Lehman Brothers disappeared, how does a professional help clients navigate the ever-changing financial industry landscape? Is the "great deal" your client brought to you the next Microsoft or the next Madoff? This Financial Fraud Seminar will feature speakers with an average of 20 years of securities industry and regulatory experience. They will discuss investment fraud techniques, discovery, prevention and what to do if you have a client who is a victim.
Investing in a Post Madoff Environment: Financial Fraud: How it's accomplished, how to detect it, and how to recover from it.
The Seminar will be held on November 19, 2009 - 8am at Phillips Point Club in West Palm Beach.
Featured Speakers for the Financial Fraud Seminar: Investing in a Post Madoff Environment include:
Marc S. Dobin, Esq.
William Nortman, Esq.
Richard A. White
Moderator: Jeffrey S. Grubman, Esq.
This seminar is approved by the Florida Bar for 4.0 CLE Credits and 3 CPE Credits for Accounting and Financial Professionals.
Seminar Description:
Just over one year after Lehman Brothers disappeared, how does a professional help clients navigate the ever-changing financial industry landscape? Is the "great deal" your client brought to you the next Microsoft or the next Madoff? This Financial Fraud Seminar will feature speakers with an average of 20 years of securities industry and regulatory experience. They will discuss investment fraud techniques, discovery, prevention and what to do if you have a client who is a victim.