Overview :
The International Regulatory Practices (IRP) course provides a detailed understanding of global regulatory environments and their impact on businesses. This course is designed for legal professionals, compliance officers, and business executives who need to navigate and manage international regulatory requirements effectively.
Key Takeaways :
- Understanding global regulatory frameworks and their implications for businesses.
- Learning how to ensure compliance with international regulations.
- Managing cross-border transactions and regulatory risks.
- Developing strategies for effective global compliance programs.
- Handling regulatory investigations and enforcement actions.
Course Content:
- Introduction to International Regulatory Frameworks
- Overview of major international regulatory bodies (e.g., WTO, OECD, EU)
- Key global regulations and standards
- Regulatory Compliance
- Strategies for ensuring compliance with international laws
- Compliance audits and risk assessments
- Cross-Border Transactions
- Legal considerations in cross-border mergers, acquisitions, and joint ventures
- International trade regulations and export controls
- Regulatory Risk Management
- Identifying and mitigating regulatory risks
- Developing a global risk management framework
- Global Compliance Programs
- Designing and implementing effective compliance programs
- Best practices for multinational corporations
- Regulatory Investigations and Enforcement
- Handling regulatory investigations
- Responding to enforcement actions and penalties
Course Deliverables :
- Case studies on international regulatory compliance successes and failures.
- Practical exercises in conducting compliance audits and risk assessments.
- Tools and templates for managing cross-border transactions.
- Role-playing scenarios for regulatory investigations and enforcement actions.
- Development of a comprehensive global compliance program.
- Final project on managing regulatory compliance for a multinational corporation.
1000
Duration
Lectures
0
Start Date
30 November, -0001