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Compliance and Compliance Risk Management

Are you a risk manager looking to enhance your compliance strategy?

About this course

The Protecht Group, in partnership with RMIA, offers a comprehensive “Compliance and Compliance Risk Management” course designed to elevate your skills and safeguard your organisation against regulatory challenges.


Course specifics

Audience: Risk managers, compliance managers, internal auditors 

Cost: $770.00 (members), $990.00 (non-members)

Facilitator: The Protecht Group

Format: On-Demand

Time: 4.5-hours of video content 

CPD Points: 5

Course Facilitator:
The Protecht Group


Course details

The Compliance and Compliance Risk Management course from The Protecht Group is designed to help professionals get a handle on managing regulatory requirements and compliance risks. You’ll dive into different compliance frameworks, learn how to spot and assess risks, and pick up practical strategies for tackling them. The course uses real-world scenarios and case studies to make sure you can apply what you learn directly to your organisation. If you’re looking to boost your compliance skills and integrate smart risk management practices into your work, this course is a great way to gain practical, actionable insights.

Key topics covered:

  1. Why we need compliance management

    1. Why we have regulations – society's risk appetite

    2. Organisation objectives related to compliance

    3. The changing face of compliance

  2. What is compliance management and compliance risk management?

    1. Defining compliance

    2. Mandatory and voluntary requirements

    3. Scoping the compliance function

    4. Defining compliance risk management

  3. What are compliance obligations?

    1. Sourcing obligations

    2. Translating into plain language obligations

  4. Compliance risk and compliance controls

    1. ISO 31000 and ISO 37301 definitions of risk

    2. A risk-based approach to compliance

    3. The link to operational risk

    4. Introducing risk bow ties and the components of risk

    5. Controls over compliance and compliance risks

  5. Compliance management

    1. Understand compliance obligations

    2. Convert to plain language

    3. Risk rating obligations

    4. Preparing the organisation to comply

    5. Manage ongoing compliance

    6. Compliance attestations

    7. Record and analyse results

    8. Reporting and analytics

  6. Compliance change management

    1. Internal and external changes

    2. Risk managing external regulatory change

    3. Risk managing internal systems, process, people, product changes

  7. Compliance risk management

    1. Applying ISO 31000 risk processes to compliance

    2. Assessing risks leading to noncompliance

    3. Linking obligations to risk bow ties

  8. Risk appetite for compliance

    1. What is risk appetite for compliance risk?

    2. Setting an appetite for compliance risk

    3. What does “zero-appetite / tolerance” mean?

  9. Compliance risk assessment

    1. Linking compliance to risk processes

    2. Incorporating compliance into risk and control self-assessments

  10. Risk metrics for compliance risks

    1. Identifying risk metrics for compliance risk

    2. Determining thresholds for compliance risk metrics

    3. The risk metrics process

  11. Compliance controls management

    1. Identifying key controls for compliance risk

    2. Obtaining assurance over key controls

    3. Controls testing and developing a test plan

  12. Compliance incident management

    1. Defining a compliance breach

    2. Identifying a compliance breach

    3. Developing a process for breach management

    4. Meeting external requirements

    5. Setting up and managing a breach register

  13. Compliance reporting

    1. Objectives of reporting

    2. Receivers of compliance reports

    3. Types of compliance reports

    4. Defining your reports

  14. Compliance roles and responsibilities

    1. Introduction to the 3 lines model

    2. Compliance across the 3 lines

    3. Features of strong compliance culture

    4. Challenges and solutions for effective compliance management

Learning outcomes:

  • Understanding Compliance Frameworks: Participants will gain a thorough understanding of various compliance frameworks and regulatory requirements, enabling them to effectively design and implement compliance programs within their organisations.

  • Risk Management Techniques: The course will cover practical techniques for assessing and managing compliance risks, including identifying potential risks, evaluating their impact, and applying strategies to mitigate them.

  • Practical Application: Learners will develop skills in applying compliance and risk management concepts through real-world scenarios and case studies, ensuring they can address compliance issues effectively and align practices with organisational goals.