Cursos ICA International Compliance Association

With an increased focus on managing business conduct by regulators in many jurisdictions, financial firms are closely scrutinising what conduct risk means in practice to them. As a result, firms need to understand how business conduct impacts on their business, their employees, their customers and the market in which they operate.

Sanctions are a key tool in the armoury of the global fight against financial crime. Understanding sanctions remains a complex yet fascinating topic and is crucial for the development of a well-rounded strategy in combatting financial crime. The ICA Advanced Certificate in Managing Sanctions Risk explores the intricacies and challenges of meeting sanctions obligations...

El centro International Compliance Association (ICA), pone a tu disposición un completo programa de formación, con el cual podrás adquirir el Certificado Avanzado en Cumplimiento Normativo de la ICA, a fin de que puedas ejercer con excelencia y profesionalismo en el sector.

With an increased focus on money laundering, terrorist financing and corruption by regulators in many jurisdictions, banks are closely scrutinising their commercial income against financial crime compliance risk. As a result, de-risking across the banking sector is a significant issue and banking relationships, particularly correspondent banking arrangements, are at risk...

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.

El Certificado Avanzado en Prevención del Blanqueo de Capitales de la ICA es un curso de nivel intermedio, enfocado tanto para aquellos que desempeñan un papel de PBC como para los que buscan embarcarse en una nueva carrera en el ámbito de la PBC.

It has never been more important to have robust controls and procedures in place to Know Your Customer (KYC). Adequate due diligence on new and existing customers is a key part of these controls. Without this due diligence, your firm can become subject to reputational, operational, legal and financial risks.