Anti-corruption compliance

Duration 2 days

The seminar can be held online on the official International Business Academy platform. On completion of the training you will be given a link to the recording, which will be available for one month.
*dates are subject to additional confirmation

Seminar dates

Schedule: 10:00 to 17:30
Cost 296 500 tenge

excluding VAT

* VAT of 16% will be added to the invoice

The price includes:

  • Seminar
  • Exclusive handout materials
  • IBA certificates
  • Notepads, pens
  • Lunches and 2 coffee breaks
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International norms and local legislation require organisations to take measures to prevent and counter corruption. These requirements apply to all organisations, regardless of their form of ownership, legal form or industry.

The seminar will give an overview of the main international and Kazakhstani anti-corruption acts and of the legislation on liability for violating anti-corruption legislation, and examine the set of measures that should form the basis of an organisation's anti-corruption policy.

The experts will present the main algorithms for creating a system of anti-corruption measures in an organisation, and give practical recommendations on preventing corruption and building anti-corruption awareness among employees.

The seminar will be of interest to both commercial and state organisations, as well as public administration bodies.

At the seminar we will consider:

  • — the organisation's obligation to take measures aimed at preventing corruption (norms of international law, international conventions, countering corruption in organisations under the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan)
  • — liability for corruption offences: administrative, criminal, disciplinary, civil (examples from practice)
  • — anti-corruption compliance: the concept of compliance in an organisation (types of compliance), basic principles of anti-corruption work
  • — the organisation's local regulatory acts (the organisation's anti-corruption policy, code of ethics and conduct, regulations on gifts and business hospitality, regulations on preventing and resolving conflicts of interest, etc.)
  • — specifics of identifying public officials in anti-corruption checks
  • — determining the responsible unit (persons) and their functions, the compliance officer and the anti-corruption policy, compliance procedures
  • — building a compliance culture in the organisation: stages of implementing the compliance programme, employee training, compliance audit (internal and external)

Key Account Manager

Natalya Batukhtina
ns@iba.kz +7 702 777 44 11 WhatsApp

Key Account Manager

Юлия Копцева
manager@iba.kz +7 702 777 44 11 WhatsApp
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Programme

Practical experience of implementing an anti-corruption policy

Anti-corruption mechanisms and compliance control in procurement

Introducing a compliance culture to minimise corruption risks. Anti-corruption compliance in organising, maintaining and managing document flow

The corporate ethics committee as part of the compliance control system

Building and implementing compliance support for the company's commercial policy

Overview of law enforcement practice in the field of countering corruption

Practical experience of building an effective compliance function

Eliminating the weak points of the anti-corruption compliance programme

Compliance processes in checking existing counterparties

Key issues in increasing the effectiveness of the compliance control system

Coordinating the process of implementing anti-corruption procedures

Automating compliance procedures

Building a service model of economic security

The company's business ethics regarding gifts and business hospitality

Implementing antitrust compliance

Specifics of conducting Due Diligence on third parties

Compliance within the legal function, using the example of Hilti

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