(Online Training) Preparing for Corporate Liability for Corruption Offences – Advanced Masterclass (Malaysia)
Adequate Procedures and ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery Management Systems
Date: 16 April 2020
Timing: 9.30am to 3pm
Venue: Online Training
From 1 June 2020, the MACC (Amendment) Act 2018 will come into force, introducing corporate liability for corruption offences for the first time in Malaysia under Section 17A. The Act means that company directors and senior management will be held personally liable for acts of corruption committed by the company, either by their own personnel or by parties acting on behalf the organisation. Penalties include fines and prison sentences of up to 20 years for those in charge of the business. However, companies that have been proactive in preventing corruption occurring can present the defence of having “adequate procedures” in place, to prove the necessary measures were taken to prevent the incident happening, and therefore those in charge should not be held liable.
Join us at ALB 1-Day Advanced Masterclass on Preparing for Corporate Liability for Corruption Offences to learn the Practical methods and Adequate Procedures of effective Anti-Bribery Management Systems that your company can readily put in place. The class is based on official Malaysia's Government guidelines and cross-referenced to ISO 37001 and other international best practices.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
The workshop will explain the Amendment, along with related international legislation, and guide participants how to establish the necessary adequate procedures using the official Malaysian Government guide published by the Prime Ministers Department. Delegates will be equipped with an in-depth understanding of the new legislation, what the adequate procedures should require in practice, and direction on how to set up the main procedures with reference to ISO 37001.
COURSE CONTENTS
- Anti-corruption legislative landscape: Malaysian and international laws covering corporate liability for bribery offences
- Case study: how a corruption incident can affect a global MNC
- The adequate procedures: applying the five T-R-U-S-T principles
- Introduction to ISO 37001, cross-referenced to the "adequate procedures" requirements
LEARNING OUTCOMES
By attending this course, the participants will be able to:
- Understand how corporate liability for corruption works and what adequate procedures are needed to protect the company
- Examine the case study of an international company which have been hit by a corruption scandal, with lessons learned
- Develop an understanding on the components of an effective business integrity system based on the official Government guidelines, cross-referenced to ISO 37001 and international best practice
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
• In-House Counsel • Chairmen, Directors, Chief Executive Officers, Vice Presidents, General Managers • Chief Finance Officers • Chief Operations Officers • Compliance Officers • Governance Professionals • Head of Legal/Strategy • CSR/Audit/Integrity and Compliance Personnel • Company Secretaries
TESTIMONIALS
"Interesting and engaging, and the exercises were good. I learned a lot from the trainer and my fellow participants."
"Excellent training in helping participants to put in place ISO 37,001 and adequate procedures."
"This is a really good course to understand the Corporate Integrity System and ISO 37,001 requirements. Excellent!"
"The exercises… helped me to immediately apply the knowledge and gain a better perspective on its applicability."
COURSE OUTLINE
9:15am |
Registration |
9:30am |
1. Introductions:The State of Anti-Corruption Approaches for Corporates
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10:00am |
Morning Break |
10:15am |
2. Case Study: How a Corruption Incident can Impact a Multinational Company |
10:45am |
3. Adequate Procedures as the basis for the Anti-Bribery Management System (ABMS)
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12:30pm |
Lunch Break |
1:15pm |
<Cont> Adequate Procedures: Essential Measures to Prevent Corruption
4. Outbound corruption: How to Combat Corruption Risks while Doing Business Overseas in Corruption-prone Jurisdictions? |
2:00pm |
Afternoon Break |
2:15pm |
5. Introduction to ISO 37001 Framework, with
6. Q&A |
3:00pm |
Award of Certificate of Attendance; Close |
(Online Training) Preparing for Corporate Liability for Corruption Offences – Advanced Masterclass (Malaysia)
Adequate Procedures and ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery Management Systems
Date: 16 April 2020
Timing: 9.30am to 3pm
Venue: Online Training
Dr Mark Lovatt, CEO, Trident Integrity
Dr Mark Lovatt is CEO of Trident Integrity Solutions Sdn Bhd, and widely considered a thought leader in the area of business integrity and ethics. Prior to leading Trident, Dr Lovatt was the Business Integrity Programme Manager for Transparency International Malaysia, and concurrently the Managing Director of TI BIP Malaysia Sdn Bhd, the consultancy wing of the chapter. He holds a BA (Hons) and PhD from Nottingham University, UK, and has a background in IT, corporate regulation and business development in the power & gas sector. One of the few PECB-certified Lead Implementers for ISO 37001, he is an internationally recognized expert in private sector corruption, speaking at conferences across the region and has worked with governments, global agencies, multinationals and GLCs to deliver effective measures for building business integrity.(Online Training) Preparing for Corporate Liability for Corruption Offences – Advanced Masterclass (Malaysia)
Adequate Procedures and ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery Management Systems
Date: 16 April 2020
Timing: 9.30am to 3pm
Venue: Online Training
Early Bird Price: SAVE USD100 - Register by 3 April 2020 and pay only USD250!
Regular Price: USD350
Group price: Register five participants from your organisation and the 5th person attends for free.
Contact
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(65) 6870 3575 / romulus.tham@tr.com