Vedant Sangit is a distinguished commerce graduate from Pune University and a Certified Anti Money Laundering Expert (CAME). He currently serves as the Head of Education at Indiaforensic, the flagship brand of Riskpro Learning, a role he has held for the past five years. In this capacity, Vedant oversees the development and execution of training programs, conferences, and certification courses aimed at advancing knowledge and skills in forensic accounting and anti-fraud measures.
Vedant leads training initiatives for certification programs in anti-money laundering (AML) compliance and sanctions screening courses. His comprehensive training sessions cover critical areas such as AML, risk management, and due diligence, significantly contributing to the professional growth of individuals in the anti-fraud community. Additionally, Vedant provides corporate training in AML, KYC, and sanctions compliance, helping organizations strengthen their internal controls and regulatory adherence.
With exceptional networking skills, Vedant has built and maintained strong connections with key figures and organizations within the industry. His efforts at Indiaforensic have been marked by his dedication to motivating and guiding numerous batches of students toward careers in forensic accounting. These efforts have not only enhanced their professional capabilities but have also elevated the standards of forensic accounting education in India.
In recognition of his expertise and contributions, Vedant has been featured in a leading newspaper in India. He also serves on the departmental advisory boards of several colleges, providing strategic guidance on curriculum development to ensure alignment with industry standards and emerging trends.
Vedant Sangit continues to be a prominent figure in the field, leveraging his knowledge and connections to foster a community dedicated to combating financial fraud and enhancing the integrity of financial systems. The Nature of Fraud and Why People Commit the same Vedant is featured in a leading newspaper in India and also on the departmental advisory board of many colleges.
