Strategy & Policy Workshop: ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery and Corruption Management (5-Days)
Day 1
Introduction to today's business legal context driving the need for a formal anti-bribery and corruption system
- How are bribery and corruption fully defined?
- Official bribery versus commercial bribery
- Typical examples
- High-level comparative overview of laws and regulation requiring a formal Anti-Bribery and Corruption Management System
- OECD Convention Anti-Bribery Convention
- United Nations Convention against Corruption
- United States - Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)
- United Kingdom - Bribery Act
- Canada - Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act (CFPOA)
- Mexico's General Law of Administrative Accountability and Model Program for Corporation Integrity
- France - Sapin II
- Germany - German Administrative Act
- Russia - Federal Anti-Corruption Law No. 273, Article 13.3
- Overview of how the ISO 37001 standard provides a common framework for a program that fulfills differing international requirements for bribery and corruption control
Establishing, managing, and performing anti-bribery and corruption controls
- Introduction to ISO 37001, "Anti-bribery management systems - requirements with guidance for use"
- The Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) process approach
- Overview of integrating an ISO 37001-certified anti-bribery management system into the organization's comprehensive enterprise risk management system
- Establishing the Anti-Bribery and Corruption (ABC) Management System (ISO 37001 Clauses 4 - 5)
- Determining internal and external business context drivers that form ABC strategic requirements, goals, and objectives
- Determining the scope of the ABC management system
- Defining the ABC management system
- Performing bribery and corruption risk assessment (Inherent risk assessment + operational risk assessments + ongoing risk monitoring)
- risk identification
- risk analysis
- risk evaluation (impact assessment)
- Establishing top-down ABC system leadership
- Leadership requirements for top management
- Establishing a formal ABC system policy defining the ABC system goals (what it will accomplish) based upon internal and external context requirements (Soft-copy policy template available)
- Establishing appropriate roles and responsibility throughout the organization to detect, investigate, and correct potential bribery and corruption
- Establishing a formal ABC compliance function in accordance with local, national, and international requirements
Day 2
Establishing, managing, and performing anti-bribery and corruption controls, continued
- Establishing top-down ABC system leadership
- Leadership requirements for top management
- Establishing a formal ABC system policy defining the ABC system goals (what it will accomplish) based upon internal and external context requirements requirements (Soft-copy policy template available)
- Establishing appropriate roles and responsibility throughout the organization to detect, investigate, and correct potential bribery and corruption
- Establishing a formal ABC compliance function in accordance with local, national, and international requirements
- Planning the ABC Management System (ISO 37001 Clause 6)
- Planning the ABC goals to align with defined business context requirements and system (ABC risks and opportunities)
- Planning ABC objectives to fulfill ABC system goals and requirements
- Supporting the ABC Management System (ISO Clause 7)
- Properly budgeting and supporting the ABC management system
- Establishing and validating appropriate ABC Management System competence and skills (ISO Clause 7)
- General competence and skills development, validation, and maintenance for top and senior management for ABC System Management
- Employment process requirements
- General Awareness and training requirements for all staff
- Communication requirements
- Documentation requirements
Day 3
Establishing, managing, and performing anti-bribery and corruption controls, continued
- Integrating ABC into Operations (ISO 37001 Clause 8)
- Developing and implementing operational planning and control processes to fulfill planned ABC objectives, goals, and requirements
- Performing ABC due diligence
- Implementing financial ABC controls
- Implementing non-financial ABC controls throughout the organization, including (but not limited to) procurement, operations, sales, commercial, human resources, and regulatory activities
- Establishing upstream ABC requirements for vendors and suppliers
- Establishing formal ABC incident response measures
- Establish operational policies and procedures preventing bribery
- Continuously monitoring ABC control effectiveness
- Establishing a ABC tip program to facilitate ABC risk identification
- Investigating suspected ABC incidents, or even ABC vulnerabilities
Day 4
Measuring the performance and effectiveness of the ABC Management System and ABC Controls (ISO 37001 Clause 9)
- Internal audit requirements
- Management review requirements
- Governing body / Board of Directors review requirements
- ABC Compliance function review requirements
Continuous improvement and corrective action (ISO 37001 Clause 10)
Break-out Class Lab: ABC Management System Gap Assessment
Day 5
Understanding typical high-risk areas for bribery and corruption
- Procurement Corruption / Facilitation and Extortion Payments
- Bribery
- Kickbacks
- Improper gratuities
- Bid rigging
- Sales corruption
- Selling product discounts
- Fraudulent sales and/or debt write-off/release
- Conflict of Interest Schemes
- Shell companies
- Business diversions
Training Certificate of attendance (32 CPE) awarded
Optional Online Certification Exam (Student laptop required)
- Online practice exams provided throughout the week for live instructor-led classes
- Participants successfully completing the training and the corresponding certification exam will be awarded a professional certificate for "Certified ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery & Corruption Manager"
* ISO Standards are NOT included in this management system and compliance training, nor are provided in class. Students are encouraged to bring their own hard-copies of the standards to the class. ISO standards are available for purchase at www.iso.org.