About us
A UK-registered academy with roots in the Gulf
CFE Global is the anti-fraud brand of Future Learners Academy. We were founded to give ambitious professionals in the UK, India and the Middle East a credible, practitioner-led route into fraud examination.
Why we exist
Fraud costs organisations an estimated 5% of revenue every year, and the schemes move faster than most control frameworks. Yet the professionals asked to stop it are often trained only in audit checklists. We close that gap — with teaching grounded in real investigations, and a credential the market recognises globally.
Future Learners Academy has supported professional learners across finance, audit and compliance. CFE Global focuses that experience on a single outcome: getting you certified and capable.
Registered in the UK
Operating as a brand of Future Learners Academy.
Three home markets
London, Mumbai and Dubai cohorts, taught in local time zones.
Practitioner faculty
Forensic accountants, investigators, AML leads.
Outcome-led
Progress measured against exam readiness, every week.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Certified Fraud Examiner?
A CFE is a trained professional with a distinct combination of skills in preventing, detecting and investigating fraud — spanning complex financial transactions, investigative technique, the law, and the design of anti-fraud programmes.
Am I eligible?
Eligibility is points-based, combining academic qualifications with professional experience in areas such as audit, accounting, compliance, law enforcement, loss prevention or law. Our readiness check gives you an indicative assessment in five minutes.
Do you cover exam and membership fees?
Our fees cover training, materials and support. ACFE membership and exam fees are paid to the ACFE directly; we guide you through the application and timing.
Where do you teach?
Live online cohorts scheduled for UK, India and Gulf time zones, with periodic in-person workshops in London, Mumbai and Dubai.
How long does it take?
Most students complete the programme and sit the exam within four to six months, studying eight to ten hours a week.