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SUMMARY:Certified Compliance Officer
DESCRIPTION: \nIntroduction\nCompliance Certification is a management prog
 ram designed to teach a practical understanding of regulatory compliance ne
 eds. The program covers eight major subject areas and uses a variety of tra
 ining techniques.The key areas of the curriculum include:\n\n\nUnderstandin
 g the regulatory environment\n\n\nIdentifying who is responsible for compli
 ance\n\n\nThe role of corporate governance and ethics in compliance\n\n\nIm
 plementing compliance programs\n\n\nPractical\, pragmatic approaches rather
  than theoretical methods\n\n\n\nTraining Course Objectives\nAt the end of 
 this training program\, participants will be able to:\n\n\nDetermine the me
 aning of compliance within their organization and develop appropriate organ
 izational responses\n\n\nUnderstand compliance requirements inside and outs
 ide the organization\n\n\nIdentify what drives compliance exposure domestic
 ally and internationally\n\n\nUnderstand the consequences of non-compliance
  risks\n\n\nAppreciate the relationship between corporate governance and co
 mpliance\, including market expectations\n\n\nAssess the relationship betwe
 en governance and compliance structures\n\n\nProduce a corporate compliance
  program tailored to their organization\n\n\nImprove the regulatory structu
 re of compliance\n\n\n\nPersonal Benefits\nParticipants will learn to:\n\n\
 nAppreciate the extent of exposure organizations and public officers face i
 n today’s increasing regulatory environment\n\n\nIdentify the compliance 
 issues most relevant to their role\n\n\nIntroduce and strengthen a complian
 ce management program within their organization\n\n\n\nTarget Audience\nThi
 s highly practical course is designed for:\n\n\nDirectors and Senior Manage
 rs\n\n\nCompany Secretaries\n\n\nCompliance Professionals\n\n\nRisk Manager
 s\n\n\nLegal Advisers and Lawyers\n\n\nIn-House Corporate Counsel\n\n\nAudi
 tors and Audit Managers\n\n\nCompliance Officers and Managers\n\n\nAnyone r
 esponsible for compliance affairs or regulatory relations\n\n\n\nTraining O
 utlines\n\nDay 1\n\n\nIntroduction to compliance\n\n\nThe role of complianc
 e\n\n\nBusiness management functions\n\n\nControl frameworks\n\n\nThe power
  of technology\n\n\nInstitutional risk management\n\n\nQuality management\n
 \n\nPromoting a culture of accountability\n\n\nEnvironment and the role of 
 regulators\n\n\nLegal obligations and due diligence\n\n\nOrganizers and sup
 ervisors\n\n\nLicenses and authorizations\n\n\nCommercial effects\n\n\nIntr
 oduction to regulatory requirements analysis\n\n\nOverview of regulatory au
 thority requirements\n\n\n\nDay 2\n\n\nDisciplinary actions\n\n\nCompliance
  and the role of corporate governance\n\n\nWhat is corporate governance?\n\
 n\nPrinciples of corporate governance\n\n\nDuties and responsibilities of m
 anagers\n\n\nIntroduction to foreign corruption laws\n\n\nProtecting stakeh
 older interests\n\n\nBusiness ethics\n\n\nReporting irregularities\n\n\nReg
 ulatory interactions\n\n\nCorporate constitution and governance structure\n
 \n\nRules of conduct\n\n\nIndependence and separation of duties\n\n\nCustom
 er information\n\n\nReward policies\n\n\nDiscussion on regulation and compl
 iance requirements\n\n\nResponsibility for compliance\n\n\nCompliance monit
 oring methodologies (management)\n\n\nCompliance monitoring methodologies (
 compliance officer)\n\n\nManagement structure options and their impact on c
 ompliance\n\n\nElements of compliance policies\n\n\nStakeholders\n\n\nDefin
 itions of compliance officer duties\n\n\n\nDay 3\n\n\nSummary of compliance
  risks and evaluations\n\n\nFunctional structures for compliance\n\n\nCompl
 iance risk management\n\n\nIndependence in compliance operations\n\n\nExamp
 les of policies\, brochures\, and working papers\n\n\nFormats vs. materials
 \n\n\nOperational procedures and evidence\n\n\nLegal\, regulatory\, and sup
 ervisory procedures\n\n\nAssessing whether existing structures achieve desi
 red outcomes\n\n\nOvercoming shortcomings in compliance functions\n\n\nReco
 rd-keeping\n\n\nMonitoring processes\n\n\nStarting points for compliance mo
 nitoring\n\n\nRisk assessment methodologies\n\n\nRanges and restrictions\n\
 n\nIndependent monitoring\n\n\nStatistical and non-statistical sampling\n\n
 \nComplaints handling\n\n\nWorksheets\n\n\nReview processes for assessing c
 ompliance risk management implementation\n\n\nIntroduction to anti-money la
 undering\n\n\nInternational responses to money laundering\, economic crime\
 , cybercrime\, and terrorism\n\n\nFATF guidelines\n\n\nLegal requirements\n
 \n\n\nDay 4\n\n\nNon-compliance and its ramifications\n\n\nRisk management\
 n\n\nPEPs (Politically Exposed Persons)\n\n\nDeveloping AML review plans\n\
 n\nCompliance and business ethics\n\n\nEthics and corporate accountability\
 n\n\nReading and interpreting legislation\n\n\nCOSO framework\n\n\nCorporat
 e Law Reform (White Paper)\n\n\nData Protection Act (Europe)\n\n\nBasel Con
 vention\n\n\nData protection fundamentals\n\n\nCorporate ethics guidelines 
 for compliance programs\n\n\nSelecting compliance strategies for different 
 environments and industries\n\n\nWorkplace conflicts\n\n\nConflicts of inte
 rest\n\n\nExternal relations\n\n\nProblem-solving methodologies\n\n\nTraini
 ng methodologies\n\n\nRecord-keeping\n\n\nBest practice principles\n\n\nImp
 lementation requirements\n\n\n\nDay 5\n\n\nCompliance function overview\n\n
 \nLocation and structure of the compliance function\n\n\nIntegration and in
 dependence of compliance\n\n\nOptimal compliance structure\n\n\nResponsibil
 ities of the compliance officer\n\n\nCombating bribery and corruption\n\n\n
 Whistleblowing programs and legal considerations\n\n\n 
LOCATION:Istanbul
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