- Mastering Financial Compliance

MASTERING FINANCIAL COMPLIANCE
This course introduces the key principles of financial compliance within the UK, providing a comprehensive overview of the regulatory framework that governs the financial sector. You will explore the roles of major regulatory bodies such as the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), and delve into critical compliance rules including anti-money laundering (AML) and data protection under UK GDPR. The course also examines the significant impact of non-compliance through real-world case studies like HSBC, and discusses how emerging technologies and new regulations are reshaping compliance frameworks in the post-Brexit era.
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What you'll learn
- By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Identify and understand the roles and responsibilities of major regulatory bodies like the FCA and PRA.
- Explain key compliance rules, including AML and data protection requirements under UK GDPR.
- Analyze the consequences of non-compliance, drawing insights from real-world case studies such as HSBC.
- Evaluate the impact of new technologies and regulatory changes on financial compliance frameworks post-Brexit.
- Develop strategies for maintaining compliance within the evolving regulatory environment.
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Who is this course for
- Financial professionals and compliance officers seeking to enhance their understanding of the UK regulatory framework.
- Risk management and legal professionals who need to stay current with compliance requirements and best practices.
- Banking and investment sector employees aiming to improve their operational and strategic decision-making.
- Aspiring compliance specialists and students interested in pursuing a career in financial regulation and compliance.
Course content
Requirements
- Basic understanding of financial services is recommended but not required.
- Familiarity with general business practices or prior exposure to finance, risk management, or regulatory environments will be beneficial.
- A keen interest in learning about the evolving landscape of financial compliance in a post-Brexit context is essential.
- Access to Microsoft Excel or similar tools for analyzing case studies and regulatory data is recommended.