ISCA Financial Forensic Professional (FFP) Credential and Membership
The ISCA FFP credential will be conferred to eligible:
ISCA members or applicants who have qualified under the ISCA Financial Forensic Accounting (FFA) Qualification.
ISCA members or applicants who successfully complete the ISCA FFA Qualification within their candidature validity period may apply for the ISCA FFP credential. To apply for the ISCA FFP credential, one will first have to be an ISCA member and satisfy the following membership and experience requirements:
Membership Requirements
• Existing ISCA members who have maintained ISCA membership in good standing and complied with the CPE requirements with no outstanding complaints or disciplinary proceedings; or
• Non-ISCA members will need to apply for Associate membership and be admitted as Associate (Specialist)
Experience Requirements
• At the point of application, ISCA FFA Qualification graduates must be working in financial forensic-related fields, have acquired and accumulated at least three (3) years of recent and relevant financial forensic-related work experience. “Recent” refers to the work experience acquired within six (6) years immediately prior to the date of credential application. Please indicate at least one (1) area of specialisation out of 12 areas for each employment.
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The approval process will take about 8 to 10 weeks upon receipt of all the required documents. Each application is assessed and endorsed on a case-by-case basis by the ISCA Financial Forensic Accounting Oversight Committee which decision is final and there is no appeal against its decision.
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Obligations of ISCA FFP credential holders
Approved ISCA FFP credential holders will be maintained in the Specialisation Register and be subjected to Ethics and Continuing Professional Education (CPE) compliance. Please read Institute (Membership and Fees) Rules and ISCA Code of Conduct and Ethics Pronouncements.
Use of the ISCA FFP credential
ISCA members who are holders of the ISCA FFP credential may use the credential title in their name card as indicated below: