Course description
Compliance as a discipline was traditionally thought of as ensuring adherence to the many rules and regulations organisations face. But compliance is now about so much more: culture, ethics, advice – modern compliance really is at the heart of the business. Compliance is more than risk-reduction, it’s an ethical approach to business. As a professional in this field, you’ll set the standard for your employer, ensuring they’re ready for change - and agile enough to evolve.
Compliance professionals not only navigate a complex regulatory environment but also add a key commercial perspective. They enable the right business to be conducted in the right way and help firms achieve success by using systems and controls to ensure effective risk management.
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Suitability - Who should attend?
Governance, Risk and Compliance training course , is ideal for :
- Executives and Board Members
- Internal Auditors
- Compliance Officers / Managers and their Deputies
- Governance Professionals
- Risk Managers
- GRC Professionals
- Legal Professionals
- Regulatory Representatives
- Company Secretaries
- IT Professionals dealing with governance, risk management and compliance
- Managers responsible for governance, risk management and compliance activities
Outcome / Qualification etc.
At the end of the Governance, Risk and Compliance training course, you will be able to:
- Understand the concepts of governance, risk management and compliance (GRC)
- Understand the regulatory environment
- The reason for being governance is essential for effective regulatory compliance risk management
- Identify high-risk areas and compliance in your organization
- Apply Risk-based Approach
- The role of the compliance officer and his team
- Develop and implement a governance, risk management and compliance strategic plan
- Understand, define, and enhance organizational culture as it relates to performance, risk, and compliance
- Implement governance, risk management and compliance processes that are effective and efficient
- Using a risk-based audit approach
Training Course Content
Day 1
Overview of governance, risk management, and internal controls
- Definition of corporate governance
- The scope of corporate governance
- Essential corporate governance principles
- Code of conduct
- The board of directors
- The audit committee
- Other committees
Stakeholders in Corporate Governance (CG)
- Stakeholders
- Shareholders rights
- Directors’ duties and rights
- Internal auditors and external auditors
- Risk-based decision making
- CG failure effects
- The efficient board
Day 2
Functions of corporate governance
- Independence of the board
- Selection, remuneration, and evaluation of the board
- Analyzing the current company’s CG system
- Disclosure and transparency
Introduction to compliance
- Definition of compliance
- Importance of compliance
- Practical examples of compliance
- Risks of compliance
Day 3
Enterprise Risk Management
- Risk perception
- Why should we care about risk?
- Internal environment changes
- External environment changes
Risk Management areas
- Strategic
- Operations
- Reporting
- Financial
- Health and safety
Day 4
Risk management process per COSO guidelines
- Internal environment
- Objectives setting
- Event identification
- Risk assessment
- Risk response
- Control activities
- Information and communication
- Risk monitoring
Day 5
Implementing controls in business cycles
- Controls in the purchase and payment cycle
- Controls in inventory and costing cycle
- Controls in HR and payroll cycle
- Controls in sales and collection cycle
- Controls in fixed assets life cycle
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