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ISO 37001 ANTI-BRIBERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS:AWARENESS & IMPLEMENTATION (WEB4)

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AUDITING THIRD PARTY RISK: EFFECTIVE THIRDPARTY OVERSIGHT AND ASSURANCE (WEB19)

3 AUGUST I 8.30am - 1.00pm

ANALYSING AND ASSESSING EFFECTIVENESS OF BUSINESS CONTINUITY MANAGEMENT (WEB5)13 AUGUST I 8.30am - 1.00pm

CORPORATE LIABILITY FOR CORRUPTION OFFENCES (WEB17)


INFLUENCING SKILLS FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND POSITIVELY IMPACTING STAKEHOLDERS (WEB3)


FINANCIAL SCANDALS - CASES AND CAUSES OF ETHICAL LAPSES (WEB6)12 AUGUST I 8.30am - 1.00pm

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OVERVIEWThe ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery Management Systems (“ABMS”) sets out the requirements and provides guidance for organisations to design, implement, maintain and improve their anti-bribery management system, which helps them to prevent, detect and respond to bribery /corruption related matters while adhering to requirements for applicable defence under Section 17A, of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (Amendment) Act 2018 and other international anti-corruption laws and regulations.

The session will provide participants with fundamental knowledge on principles / clauses within the standard and means to go about the preparation and implementation process before going for accreditation. Continuous audit and re-certification criteria will also be discussed along with case examples for better understanding.

OUTLINESession 1• The ISO standard and regulatory framework• Fundamental concepts and principles of ISO 37001 ABMS

Session 2• Key aspects of ABMS Implementation and Audit

ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILSDATE 29 JUNE 2020 COURSE CODE WEB4

MEMBER’S FEE RM450.00 NON MEMBER’S FEE RM550.00

TIME 8.30am - 1.00pm CPD POINTS 5

TRAINER Raymon Ram TARGET AUDIENCE LEVEL II-IV

ISO 37001 ANTI-BRIBERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: AWARENESS & IMPLEMENTATION

ABOUT THE TRAINERRAYMON RAM

Raymon Ram is an advocate against economic crime, having published numerous articles and case analyses on the subject matter. He is a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS) with a Master’s degree in Economic Crime Management, Bachelor’s degree in Psychology (HONS) and Certificate in Corporate Governance by Basel Institute, Switzerland.

He has led teams to complete corporate fraud investigations / asset recovery exercises and facilitated various anti-fraud courses for the local law enforcement agencies and private sector entities. He had also assisted the National Audit Department, Malaysia to restructure the Audit Investigation Guidelines for state and national level auditors.

Being formerly attached to a firm which deals with Corporate Recovery and Project Rehabilitation, he is the Founder / Managing Principal at Graymatter Forensic Advisory Sdn. Bhd., a solution-based training and advisory specializing in Financial Forensics and Fraud Risk Management.

As a Certified Trainer under the Human Resource Development Fund (HRDF), Raymon is also an appointed trainer for the Securities Industry Development Corporation (SIDC) and frequently facilitates programs related to fraud, bribery and corruption, market misconduct and anti-money laundering/counter financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) for participating organizations under the Capital Market.

He also holds the position of Secretary General at Transparency International Malaysia (TI-M) and Assist. Secretary General at the Malaysian Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (MACFE).

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AUDITING THIRD PARTY RISK: EFFECTIVE THIRDPARTY OVERSIGHT AND ASSURANCE

OVERVIEWThird parties pose one of the biggest risks to an organisation. The advent of the pandemic has brought the risks of fraud, corruption, bribery and unethical practices amongst 3rd parties into sharp focus. Managing the risks of vendors, service providers, contractors, business associates and agents is critical as stakeholders across the board are demanding greater levels of oversight and assurance in organisations. Investors value business creation and regulators increasingly hold corporations accountable for unethical business practices of 3rd parties. With significant expectations on authenticating counter-parties and reducing incidents involving money laundering, beneficial ownership and politically exposed persons, protecting against reputation and criminal risk exposure is vital in managing 3rd party risk. This is wholly in line with Principle 2 of the Ministerial Guidelines on Adequate Procedures of Section 17A MACC (Amended) Act 2018 which advocates risk assessment to assess and manage corruption risks impacting the business.

LEARNING OUTCOMESBy attending this course, the participants will be able to:• Identify the commercial and regulatory imperative of risk management• Ascertain emerging 3rd party risk exposures that threaten the governance framework of businesses in the new normal• Roles of internal auditors in 3rd party risk management• Understand and apply methodologies for conducting effective audit and providing adequate assurance on oversight of the 3rd party risk management framework and process

COURSE CONTENTSSession 1:• 3rd Party Risk Assessment: Section 17A implications• Emerging risks & 3rd party risk management framework and process • Internal Auditors’ assurance role: challenges and solutions

Session 2: • 3rd party risk audit focal areas • Governance review, red flags and warning signs

ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILSDATE 3 AUGUST 2020 COURSE CODE WEB19



TRAINER Reinushini Chandrasegaram TARGET AUDIENCE LEVEL II-III FCCA, CIA, MBA (UK), CMIIA

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ABOUT THE TRAINERREINUSHINI CHANDRASEGARAM FCCA, CIA, MBA (UK), CMIIA

Reinushini Chandrasegaram FCCA, CIA, MBA (UK), CMIIA is Principal Consultant at RC Compliance Consultancy, a boutique compliance consultancy firm with core expertise in business integrity and anti-corruption compliance consulting on Adequate Procedures of Corporate Liability provision (Section 17A MACC (Amendment) Act 2018), corruption risk assessment, compliance program creation and evaluation and ISO37001:2016 Anti-Bribery Management System. She has worked with numerous well-established companies to develop and implement anti-corruption compliance programs, corruption risk assessment, policies and procedures that meet the stringent regulatory requirements of Section 17A.

She has over 20 years’ of professional experience in business integrity and anti-corruption compliance, bribery and corruption risk assessment and management, compliance and ethics training, internal auditing, internal whistleblowing investigations, corporate governance, international sanctions, human rights and 3rd party due diligence.

Reinushini speaks professionally at national and international forums and conferences and conducts training for Directors, C-suite and Senior Management of commercial organisations. She conducted in-house ethics, business integrity, compliance, risk and internal audit professional reviews and training in MNC and international companies in Europe, Africa and Asia Pacific. She has written on anti-corruption compliance best practices and internal audit in professional journals, national newspaper and internal global company arena.

She is a Chartered Certified Accountant and FCCA (Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), a Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), holds an MBA from the University of Leicester, UK and an Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Business from ACCA. She is a HRDF certified trainer and ISO 37001:2016 Anti-Bribery Management System. Reinushini is a member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), Malaysian Alliance of Corporate Directors (MACD) and Institute of Internal Auditors.

CORPORATE LIABILITY FOR CORRUPTION OFFENCES

OVERVIEWThe MACC (Amendment) Act 2018 Section 17A came into effect on 1st June 2020, introducing corporate liability for corruption offences for the first time in Malaysia. The Amendment means that company directors and senior management will now be held personally liable for acts of corruption committed by the company, either by their own personnel or by parties acting on behalf the organisation. Penalties include fines and prison sentences of up to 20 years for those in charge of the business. However, companies which have been proactive in preventing corruption occurring can present the defence of having “adequate procedures” in place, to prove the necessary measures were taken to prevent the incident occurring and therefore those in charge should not be held liable.

COURSE OBJECTIVESThe online training will explain the Amendment and guide participants how to establish the necessary adequate procedures using the Malaysian Government’s Guidelines on Adequate Procedures as the framework. Delegates will be equipped with an in-depth understanding of the new legislation, what the adequate procedures require in practice, and directionon how to set up the main procedures, including monitoring and enforcement. An overview of ISO 37001:2016 for Anti-Bribery Management Systems (ABMS) will also be provided.

COURSE CONTENTS• Anti-corruption legislative landscape: Malaysian and international laws covering corporate liability for bribery and corruption offences• Adequate procedures requirements: exploration of the principles and practical application using the T-R-U-S-T framework: o Top-level commitment o Risk assessment for corruption o Undertake control measures o Systematic review, monitoring and enforcement o Training and communication • Introduction to ISO 37001

LEARNING OUTCOMESBy attending this course, the participants will be able to:• Understand how corporate liability for corruption works and what adequate procedures are needed to protect the company• Develop an understanding on the components of an effective anti-corruption programme based on the Guidelines on Adequate Procedures• Understand the principles of monitoring and enforcement for the programme• See the ISO 37001 structure and now the ISO relates to the adequate procedures requirements




TRAINER Dr. Mark Lovatt TARGET AUDIENCE LEVEL I-IV

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ABOUT THE TRAINERDR MARK LOVATT

Dr Mark Lovatt is CEO of Trident Integrity Solutions Sdn Bhd, and internationally recognised as an expert in anti-corruption, business integrity and ethics. Prior to leading Trident, Dr Lovatt was the Business Integrity Programme Manager for Transparency International Malaysia, and concurrently the Managing Director of TI BIP Malaysia Sdn Bhd, the consultancy wing of the chapter. He holds a BA (Hons) and PhD from Nottingham University, UK, and has a background in IT, corporate regulation and business development in the power and gas sector. One of the few PECB-certified Lead Implementers for ISO 37001, he isalso a Member of the UN Development Programme Private Sector Advisory Group, leading on overcoming corruption challenges in large-scale infrastructure projects. He speaks at conferences across the region and has worked with governments, global agencies, multinationals and GLCs to deliver effective measures for building business integrity.

OVERVIEWThe Covid-19 pandemic is causing mega-scale disruptions to businesses and societies, most of which are working to regroup, re-strategise, and execute. Adding to the disruptions is another uncontrolled variable – the time taken until business recovers. Many will contend that businesses will not be usual anymore due to structural changes inflicted by the coronavirus, and the next denominator that people will reach for is the issue of “sustainability”. For many organisations, business growth strategies has to be redesigned to be one about business sustainability. But internal auditors are encouraged to keep growing by examining and adding value to business continuity management practices in organisations and be at the forefronts of business recoveries, and preparing organisations adequately to face future turbulences.

LEARNING OUTCOMESBy the end of this workshop, participants are expected to be able to:• Develop best practices in influencing to ease the audit process.• Identify problems in communications and methods to avoid these.• Understand and improvise personal influencing skills.• Develop an audit approach that best utilises appropriate influencing skills.

TOPICSSESSION 1 (2 HOURS)1. Defining sources of influence in an audit process2. Understanding and utilising influencing styles3. Importance of listening and understanding auditees4. Persuasion rather than coercive methods

SESSION 2 (2 HOURS)1. Developing assertiveness with stakeholders2. Listening and probing techniques for auditors3. Using persuasive language involving people4. Reframing issues and solutions

METHODOLOGY1. Lectures on key concepts, frameworks and methodologies;2. Presentation and discussion of case studies;3. Group discussions and brainstorming on organisational scenario;4. Summarisation of key issues.




TRAINER Dr Eddy Yap TARGET AUDIENCE LEVEL II-III PhD, FCCA, CIA

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ABOUT THE TRAINERDR EDDY YAPPhD, FCCA, CIA

Dr. Eddy Yap is the founder and managing consultant of Conductiviti Business Advisory SdnBhd with more than 21 years of corporate, advisory, academic and entrepreneurial experience. His core competencies are in qualitatively and quantitatively diagnosing issues, formulating solutions, and implementing changes. These competencies have been successfully applied in business consulting, strategic planning, organisational development, financial management, internal audit and risk management.

In his capacity as a management consultant, he has worked with various organisations such as the operating entities of Petronas and KhazanahNasional, public listed companies, private companies, non-governmental organisations and educational institutions. He has extensive experience with organisations in the hotels & resorts, healthcare & hospitals, education, retail, FMCG, technology, manufacturing, construction, property development, financial services, and non-profit sectors. His scope of work included the provision of internal audit services, risk management reviews, financial and strategic management, corporate planning and organisational transformations.

In his capacity as an academic and trainer, he serves as visiting academic and facilitator to several universities at the undergraduate and postgraduate (MBA, MSc and PhD) levels, as well as professional bodies and institutions, delivering courses in strategic management, finance, accounting, auditing, and economics. He also publishes in international peer-reviewed journals and presents in corporate and academic conferences, as well as deliver talks on the global and national economy. He is also a panel trainer for the Institute of Internal Auditors Malaysia for both technical and personal development programmes.

He is credentialed professionally as a Chartered Accountant of the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (CA(M)), Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA), Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Assoc. Fellow of the Malaysian Institute of Management (AFMIM), and Certified Trainer of the Ministry of Human Resources. He is credentialed academically with a Bachelors in Economics from the University of London, MBA from Heriot-Watt University, and PhD in Finance from Universiti Kuala Lumpur.

OVERVIEWNews on financial scandals often elicits great interest from the general and investing public, as well as invokes a flurry of negative emotions among affected stakeholders. Greed is usually given as an off-the-cuff conclusion as to the reasons for financial scandals. However, reasons that promotes the acts of corruption, criminal breach of trust, fraud, financial statement misstatements, and even plain pilfering or thievery, can be attributed to several facets of ethical lapses which will be examined.

LEARNING OUTCOMESBy the end of this workshop, participants are expected to be able to:• Understand the importance and need for ethics;• Identify and assess red flags for financial scandals;• Appreciate lessons learnt from high profile national and international financial scandals.• Applying concepts and methodologies for the internal audit process

TOPICSSESSION 1 (2 HOURS)1. Understanding ethics and the meaning it entails;2. Types of financial scandals;3. Major statistics of fraud losses;4. Case studies and lessons learnt on major financial scandals

SESSION 2 (2 HOURS)1. Red flags of Financial Scandals2. Identifying motivations of perpetrators3. Plugging opportunities in weak controls4. Addressing inadequacies in accountabilities






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OVERVIEWThe Covid-19 pandemic is causing mega-scale disruptions to businesses and societies, most of which are working to regroup, re-strategise, and execute. Adding to the disruptions is another uncontrolled variable – the time taken until business recovers. Many will contend that businesses will not be usual anymore due to structural changes inflicted by the coronavirus, and the next denominator that people will reach for is the issue of “sustainability”. For many organisations, business growth strategies has to be redesigned to be one about business sustainability. But internal auditors are encouraged to keep growing by examining and adding value to business continuity management practices in organisations and be at the forefronts of business recoveries, and preparing organisations adequately to face future turbulences.

LEARNING OUTCOMESBy the end of this workshop, participants are expected to be able to:• Understand objectives of business continuity management from an audit perspective;• Discover the business risks and impact arising from disasters;• Understand methodologies of business continuity management;• Formulate action plan from conclusions.

TOPICSSESSION 1 (2 HOURS)1. Global and national examples of disaster impact on business – a never ending issue.2. Addressing the organisational going concern assertion – why sustainability rather than growth is key to survival.3. Addressing impact of disruptions on organisational revenue, expenses, assets, and liabilities.4. Case studies of various disruptive events and probable/possible impact.

SESSION 2 (2 HOURS)1. Identifying critical business processes that requires mitigation and recovery.2. Determining process integrity in the event of business disruptions.3. Analysing robustness of supply chain.4. Assessing data integrity and accessibility.






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OVERVIEWContinuous improvement is an integral part of an organization’s effort to manevoure in the hypercompetitive condition of the market. Organizations are at an ever-present need to continually improve products, services and processes to cater the fluctuating need of the market. Lean Six Sigma is the latest improvement philosophy and methodology of the 21st century with a proven impact on organizational performance globally. Its principles enablethe elimination of non-value adding activities coupled withminimizing variability in organizational processes enhances organization’s capability in delivering enhanced value to customers. Join us for this series of online training which consist of4-half-day course to understand and learn some of the tools and techniques of Lean Six Sigma for application.

LEARNING OUTCOMEWhat you will gain from this seminar:• Understand the importance of Lean Six Sigma and how it could benefit the organization.• Explore the technical skills of viewing the business process through the philosophical lens of continuous improvement or Lean Six Sigma.• Learn the critical tools and techniques of Lean Six Sigma that can be useful in carrying out daily tasks.

OUTLINEDAY 1 Lean Six Sigma Overview• Correlate the Six Sigma methodology to the phases of an internal audit.• Describe the relationship of the Lean Six Sigma process improvement methodology to the IIA’s International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing.• Describe the relationship between the Lean Six Sigma process improvement model (DMAIC) and the five phases of an internal audit.

Risk Assessment: Failure Mode & Effect Analysis (FMEA)• Explain the definition and functions of FMEA.• Explain the use and how to assess processusing FMEA.• Describe the use of scales to monitor FMEA.

DAY 2

Process Capability • Explain the basic statistical concepts used in measuring process capability.• Explain the use and how to determine process capability.• Describe the difference betweencommon method of analysing process performance and measures of process capability.

Control Charts• Explain the type of variation which exist in processes.• Explain the purpose and importance of control chart.• Explain the seven types of control charts and method of determiningrespective control charts.

DAY 3

Cause-and-effect (Fishbone) Diagrams• Employ a cause–and-effect (Fishbone) diagram to determine the root cause(s) of process breakdowns.• Explain the purpose and importance of root cause analysis.• Describe the six categories of cause–and-effect (Fishbone) diagrams.

The “Five Whys” Technique• Explain the purpose and importance of “Five Why” analysis.• Practice the “Five Whys” Technique for drilling down to the ultimate root cause of issues.• Employ the question-asking method for determining the root cause of an issue or problem.

LEAN AUDITING

DAY 4

Pareto Charts• Build a Pareto chart to assist with highlighting the vital, most common causes of defects in a given process from among the various other causes.• Explain the purpose and importance of a Pareto chart.• Construct a Pareto chart to prioritize process failure issues.

Spaghetti & Swimlane Diagram• Explain the purpose and importance of a process map (Spaghetti & Swimlane diagram).• Demonstrate how to construct a Spaghetti & Swimlane diagrams.• Describe notable points to look for in a Spaghetti& Swimlane diagrams.

Mistake Proofing (Poke-Yoke)• Explain what is Poke-Yoke.• Characterize effective mistake-proofing techniques.• Describe examples of Poke-Yoke.

ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILSDATE 12, 13, 14, 15 OCTOBER 2020 COURSE CODE WEB10

MEMBER’S FEE RM1,800.00 NON MEMBER’S FEE RM2,200.00


TRAINER Dr. Muraliraj Jagantheran TARGET AUDIENCE LEVEL I-III

ABOUT THE TRAINERDR. MURALIRAJ JAGANTHERAN

Dr. Muraliraj Jagantheran is a Director and Chief Operating Officer of MBiZM Group, specializing in the training, coaching and consultation of continuous improvement approaches like Lean Six Sigma. He has considerable working experience in multiple industries in the capacity of process improvement specialist, training and consultation with locally and globally renown companies spanning for almost 8 years.

Holding a Doctorate Degree in Continuous Improvement (Lean & Six Sigma) and operations management,a Master’s Degree in Economics from the University of Malaya, Dr.Muraliraj is also an Accredited Training Associate (ATA) in The International Association for Six Sigma Certification (IASSC).

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ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILSDATE 3 NOVEMBER 2020 COURSE CODE WEB34





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IIAM VIRTUAL TRAINING SERIES · Being formerly attached to a firm which deals with Corporate Recovery and Project Rehabilitation, he is the Founder / Managing Principal at Graymatter