Postgrado semipresencial
Duración : 9 Meses
Financial crime is a key threat for industry and regulatory authorities alike. Having knowledgeable, fully trained staff who understand the risks and how they can be managed is essential. The ICA Diplomas in Financial Crime Prevention increase awareness amongst individuals and help prevent fraud, protecting firms.
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Objetivos
What will you learn? Understanding and managing financial crime Practical application of the International Standards* The prevention and detection of specific financial crime risks Data and information security Bribery and corruption Electronic crime Investigation, prosecution and recovery
A quién va dirigido
Who is this course suitable for? Fraud Prevention and Investigation Officers, Managers and Deputies MLROs and Deputies Managers with responsibility for internal organisational fraud, financial crime and AML controls Risk Managers Internal Audit and Regulatory Staff Law enforcement Individuals who have completed the ICA AML Diploma (UK or international) or the ICA Certificate in Financial Crime Prevention
Requisitos
Entry requirements Sound educational background, e.g. degree or professional qualification in an appropriate discipline OR Attainment of the ICA Certificate in Financial Crime Prevention OR Three years relevant work experience
Temario completo de este curso
Data and Information Security
Information security: A risk to be managed
Information security techniques
Systems and control
Bribery and Corruption
The purpose of international conventions on bribery and corruption
Evaluation and rating of individual jurisdictions against the international conventions and standards
Corruption and money laundering
Establishing systems and controls for countering bribery and corruption
The corporate governance models and requirements
Responsibilities of directors and non- executive directors
The role of the auditor in corporate governance
Financial crime: a business risk to be managed
Managing fraud risks
A fair, efficient and transparent market
Insider dealing
Market manipulation and misleading statements (Market abuse)
Investigating and prosecuting market manipulation
Corporate and Business Frauds
Financial Sector Fraud
Investigation Prosecution and Recovery
Investigating Fraud Internally
A planned process
Conducting the internal investigation
Interviewing and identifying a suspect
Reporting the results of internal investigations