Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC)
Based on case studies drawn from recent international precedents, our corporate governance training is highly practical, relevant, and engaging.
Euromoney’s corporate governance training and compliance courses focus on best practice and will provide executives at all levels with the skills to manage risk, implement effective compliance procedures, and strengthen relationships with key stakeholders.
This course has dates that are guaranteed to run
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LocationDatesDaysNew York25-27 Jun 20183Johannesburg18-20 Jul 20183Singapore29-31 Oct 20183London10-12 Dec 20183
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What do previous attendees say about this public course?The course was very educative
- Compliance Officer
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An in-house course delivered for CitibankValuable update on AML and CTF laws and practices.
- Director, AML
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An in-house course for the Bank of ChinaI could translate the knowledge and skill sets in to my daily work immediately
- Past attendee
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?Really useful for board members and any employees who support the board
- Senior Legal Counsel
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LocationDatesDaysSingapore25-28 Jun 20184Miami09-12 Jul 20184Paris30 Jul-02 Aug 20184Singapore22-25 Oct 20184
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Euromoney reports on the changing attitudes towards CSR and SRIMore from Euromoney
Finance can be a force for good
It’s right to adopt a stance of scepticism over banks’ commitments to environmental, social and governance standards, but it’s people, not corporations, who pilot changes in course, and Euromoney is in a privileged position to witness such changes first-hand. -
Learn how to identify, manage & control corporate governance risksLocationDatesDaysLondon08-10 Oct 20183
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A practical in-house course delivered for Alvarez & MarsalVery insightful, new perspective on AML by applying behavioural science
- Past attendee
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Design and execute effective AML and CTF programmes with this courseLocationDatesDaysLondon05-07 Dec 20183
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Banks need to fine-tune their AML and KYC systems, Euromoney reportsMore from Euromoney
Polish banks to put millions of confidential records on blockchain
Distributed ledger technology could be answer to GDPR for banks worried their legacy systems will struggle to cope with customer rights over their records. -
An in-house programme developed and delivered for Riyad BankVery engaging topic with relevant issues and interesting theories
- Finance Manager
