ICA\ TFA Advanced Certification in Regulatory and Financial Crime Compliance has been developed in line with international standards of competency covering both knowledge and abilities for those working in compliance in the financial services sector. Through the combination of self-study and classroom classes in this blended learning program, several topics will be addressed, the most important of which is how to conduct a robust assessment on regulatory and financial crime compliance, in addition to managing risks efficiently and effectively.
At the end of the training program, the participant should be able to:
1 Regulation, interpreting and understanding regulatory instruments
2 Analysis of case studies
3 Examples of enforcement action
4 The impact of the regulatory landscape
5 Applying a guidance framework
6 Legal and compliance analysis in providing compliance advisory guidance
7 Analysis of global industry best practices including standards.
8 A look ahead for RC and FCC, future challenges, future approach
9 Where to begin with an RC
1 Background and key concepts of corporate governance
2 key provisions, policies, and operational plan for robust governance
3 Impact of poor governance: through shared case studies, culture, ethics, tone at the top, values, and code of conduct, installing a compliance mindset
1 Knowledge and understanding surrounding the proactive role of the successful compliance officer
2 The component parts of the role, covering monitoring and surveillance as well as advisory
3 Effective stakeholder management throughout the organization: how to solicit input, consult, advise, and give impactful guidance
1 Key elements of risk frameworks
2 Establish a functional and business sensible compliance program
3 Practiced global compliance standards
4 Policy creation, implementation, revision, and continuous improvement
5 Effective and functional risk management framework
6 A look at the risk cycle including risk treatments
7 Internal and external risk drivers
8 Effective risk management implementation and evaluation
9 Role and purpose of the compliance function in managing compliance risk and the specific role of money laundering reporting officer
10 Risk and compliance reporting requirements and escalation procedures
1 Cover prevention, detection and mitigating financial crime risk through the customer lifecycle.
2 Consideration of money laundering, fraud, bribery, and corruption, know your customer.
3 Customer lifecycle governance frameworks and reporting requirements of how to combat fraud, bribery, and corruptions
Certified Compliance Officer Certificate CCO or 6 years of experience
in AML or compliance role.
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