Regulators require all financial institutions to comply with all rules, regulations, ethical standards, and instructions to ensure that their reputation and credibility are maintained and on the interests of shareholders and depositors and to protect them from regulatory sanctions.
The boards of directors and executive departments must therefore understand and know the systemic requirements and the importance of protecting financial institutions from the risk of non-compliance.
.The concept of Compliance and enhancing the financial institution's ability to respond to regulatory requirements in these areas.
.Identify and understand the elements and consequences of exposure to the risks of non-compliance with relevant regulatory requirements.
.Relationship with other regulatory departments within the financial institution.
.How to build an effective Compliance program
.Components of the Code of Ethics and Professional Behavior
.Vision 2030 and its relationship to institutional Compliance.
.The importance of Compliance in financial institutions is the culture of Compliance and the importance of Compliance in the financial institution.
.Regulatory environment and the role of regulators and regulators.
.Compliance management relationship with other regulatory departments
.Rules of Compliance
.Effective Compliance Program
.Assessing non-compliance risk
.Rules of Compliance, work ethic and professional conduct
.Board Members, committees’ members, and the executive management
.Experience in the field of financial institutions.
.Training attendance certificate.