"Compliance is everyone's business - regardless of whether you are a manager, employee or trainee. Compliance with applicable laws, regulations and internal rules is fundamental to avoiding legal conflicts and ensuring certainty of action within the company. With e-learning, you can reach everyone - simply, straightforwardly and directly."
- Components of a Compliance Management System
- Why no company can avoid compliance
- The most important application areas of compliance
- Existing liability risks of your company
- Building blocks and processes for efficient compliance
- How can one avoid possible liability? More info
7 Course modules
Every course module you find here can be used as a short learning unit – also called Learning Nugget. Do you have any questions about the course content? – We would be glad to help you.
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The requirements for compliance management are constantly increasing
Compliance is becoming increasingly important for companies and institutions. The number of compliance incidents has been rising steadily for years. It is unclear whether this is due to increasing transparency, e.g. through the Internet, or to ever stricter regulations. However, companies everywhere are feeling that more stringent laws and regulations are complicating business more and more. Remember: Without proven supervision and diligence, without risk assessment and without compliance, you will quickly become liable. So stay on top of the most important compliance issues.
Rising number of scandals and court proceedings
In fact, the number of court cases involving fines and judgments on liability and damages has increased rapidly. Without adequate compliance measures, the risks for companies of becoming liable increase rapidly. Companies are liable for the misconduct of their employees and may even be liable for the misconduct of their business partners.
Compliance Measures: Structural - Procedural - Personal
The Introduction to Compliance modules list all essential structural, process-specific and personal compliance measures in the most important areas of action and topics that you need for effective and efficient compliance.
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Compliance Management is responsible for
- compliance with all laws applicable to your business
- industry-specific special laws, regulations, guidelines and ordinances
- specific standards and contractual obligations
- Voluntary requirements and voluntary commitments
- the enforcement of internal company rules, guidelines, work instructions, contracts and regulations for your own company, but also for business partners
- the enforcement of governance in the company in all its forms
In the Introduction to Compliance, you will gain an efficient overview of the most important compliance topics:
- What is Compliance and what does it do?
- What compliance risks exist in your company?
- Who can be held liable?
- Avoidance of corruption
- Competitive compliance
- Trade Compliance: The international trading business
- 3rd Party Compliance: Know Your Business Partners
- Obligations of the company in preventing money laundering whistleblower systems
- How do I set up compliance processes?
- How do I set up a compliance management system?
- Detection and sanctioning of compliance violations already committed
- Prevention of future illegal behavior and avoidance of compliance violations
- avoidance of criminal sanctions (e.g. imprisonment, fines or penalties, claims for damages, sanctions)
- Avoiding damage to reputation
- Credibility internally and externally
- Strengthening of business relationships as a result
- Better ranking with investors/creditworthiness
- Corporate culture based on prevention
- Qualification as contractor for the public sector
