Bribery and corruption damages lives, reputations, and businesses. Yet in many countries, bribery is a regular--even accepted--business practice. The direct victims of bribery include businesses that lose out unfairly because of corrupt practices, and on a wider scale, governments and society as a whole.
This course takes an in-depth look at the causes of bribery and corruption, how to recognize red flags, and what companies should consider and include in their compliance programs to ensure that their international partners, agents, consultants, and subsidiaries comply with the rule of law.
This course covers:
- Keys to recognizing, understanding and dealing with corruption.
- The U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), and how to ensure compliance.
- How other countries fight corruption, including the U.K’s Anti-Bribery Act and the OECD’s ‘Anti-Bribery” Convention.
Course Collections
This course is included in the following Course Collections:
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- COSO 2013 Framework Requirements and Implementation Overview
- Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) Overview
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- SSAE 16 SOC 1 Guide for Service Organizations
- 2016 SEC, PCAOB and AICPA Compliance Updates
- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) Compliance
- How to Develop an Effective FCPA Compliance Program
- How to Develop and Maintain Effective Corporate Disclosure Controls
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- How to Manage Your Financial Reporting, Operating, and Compliance Risks
- Understanding the Requirements for SSAE 16 Service Organization Control (SOC) Reports
- Drivers, Guidelines, and Future of Corporate Sustainability
Learning Objectives
- Identify what corruption is and how to recognize it.
- Recognize red flags and other warning signs pointing to corrupt practices.
- Identify steps that you can take to better foresee your global corruption risks.
- Articulate the need for ongoing risk assessments and review.
- Identify why third-party due diligence can make or break your program.
43 Reviews (113 ratings)Reviews
Anonymous
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A good briefing. What the instructor failed to mention is that it is only selectively enforced. He did mention the prosecutor has discretion, however the most grievous offenders are still running for office, in office, or retired from office.
Wanda Richardson
(Unemployed at Not Applicable)
This course was exceptional! Very informative and thought provoking. There really weren't any surprises. Owners and senior managment level employees would greatly benefit from this course.
Meghan Wied
(Associate, Mergers & Acquisitions Tax at Grant Thornton LLP)
Overall, a great course - very practical! I like that it was broken up into parts and included checklists for you to evaluate your own organization as the course progressed.
Anonymous
(Tax Intern)
I enjoyed how informative and positive the speaker was during the Session. He provided real life small examples to help understand some terminology.
Matt Brewer
(Division Controller at Universal Forest Products)
Audio is horrible in this presentation. It sounds like the presenter has the mic in his mouth. The cracking and popping is very distracting.
Anonymous
(Associate)
It was well-structured and informative. There was a fair amount of popping in the microphone in some sections which was distracting for me.
Tim Philips
(Controller at Self)
Doing business internationally necessitates understanding of this subject matter, and the consequences of not abiding by the FCPA
Anonymous
(Research Service Analyst)
Very good course with detailed explanations and examples. Somewhat long due to frequent pauses. A faster pace would be better.
Anonymous
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Good review of what FCPA is, how it shows up. Not clear on the value of the UK review... to the extent it was covered.
Anonymous
(Tax Partner )
Well done! I would recommend to CPA wellness and have counsel or private companies throughout the world
Anonymous
(Tax Associate)
I liked that the course was quick and to the point. The information was very clearly taught.
Vish Inamdar
(Manager Operations (Governance, Risk & C.. at Cisco Systems Inc.)
Very good overview of FCPA.
Some of the material I can directly apply at my work place.
Vareeporn Vongjirapas
(Sr IT Auditor at Cisco Systems, Inc)
The tone of instructor could be more energetic to make the course more interesting.
Ara Toroyan
(Director - Financial Planning & Procurem.. at NCCI Holdings, Inc.)
Good solid class on FCPA. Very complicated subject ably handled by the presenter.
Scott Beth
(VP of Finance Operations at Intuit )
I like the specific "red flags" and "how to recognize" sections.
Anonymous
(Controller)
The course content could have been covered in a more succinct way.
Anonymous
(Business Analyst)
I liked the flow of the content without diverting from the track.
Anonymous
(Tax Director)
The course gave practical examples in a reasonable amount of time.
Anonymous
(Internal Auditor)
I like the course and it can remind me to do the right things
Bridget McCann
(Senior Manager, State Tax at Grant Thornton LLP)
Instructor spoke clearly, slides and glossary were helpful
Paul Dellevigne
(Principal Consultant at Toboggan Consulting LLC)
I would prefer reading text to narrated power point.
Anonymous
(Sr. Mgr. - Professional Practices)
good, concise introduction and overview
Michelle Tager
(SALT Intern at Grant Thornton LLP)
It was well structured and very clear.
Spencer Sobel
(Tax Associate II at Grant Thornton LLP)
Awesome - Richard is a great teacher!
unknown
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Pace of instruction is appropriate.
Neil Hewko
(Tax Director at Grant Thornton)
concise and easy to follow along.
Surya Vinjamuri
(Project manager at Cisco Systems, Inc)
Ok content....No new information.
Anonymous
(Sr. Tax Accountant)
A very good course on corruption.
Anonymous
(International Tax Associate)
Being able to go at my own pace.
unknown
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Not a huge fan of this course.
Anonymous
(Assistant Controller)
Could have been more detailed.
Antonio Crawford
(Senior Internal Auditor - Budget/Busines.. at Individual)
Simple, Clear, Concise.
Christopher Lowell
(Senior Tax Associate at Grant Thornton LLP)
Good high level overview
Joyce Holiday
(Consultant at DLC)
a nice refresher course
Anonymous
(cfo - consultant)
Good refresher on FCPA
Anonymous
(Managing Director)
helpful and concise.
Anonymous
(Director )
bad sound quality
Brianne Strom
(Tax Senior at Grant Thornton)
Very educational
Bob Cutolo
(Tax Director at Grant Thornton LLP)
very informative
unknown
()
Good training
Scott Robins
(Senior International Tax Manager at Grant Thornton LLP)
good material
Dean Jorgensen
(Partner at Grant Thornton LLP)
Pace
Anonymous
(Tax Manager)
N/A
Prerequisites
Prerequisite: Exposure to regulatory compliance
Advanced Preparation: None
Education Provider Information
Company:
Illumeo, Inc., 75 East Santa Clara St., Suite 1215, San Jose, CA 95113
Contact:
For more information regarding this course, including complaint and cancellation policies, please contact our offices at (408) 400- 3993 ext. 106, or send an e-mail to .