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A financial investigator is an actuary who investigates fraud and other types of financial crime, such as embezzlement, Ponzi schemes, money counterfeiting, and insider trading. They are sworn criminal investigators, and their job involves investigating white-collar crime.
The qualifications needed to become a financial investigator start with a bachelor’s degree in forensic accounting, statistics, or a law enforcement related field. In addition to your education, you must become a certified public accountant and pass any relevant actuarial exams that a practicing CPA would have to complete.
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