Governance, Risk and Compliance
Learn Corporate Governance and Compliance
- Price: US$ 100.00
- Publisher: KESDEE
- Number of modules: 7
- Length: 7 hours
- Language: English
- Subscription: 12 months
Frameworks and Courses - Corporate Governance, Risk Management and Regulatory Compliance
Corporate governance and risk management are important topics these days. However, many companies struggle to implement proper governance policies and follow through on them.
This course gives you a foundation in Corporate Governance, Enterprise Risk Management and Compliance. In these 7 interactive modules you will get an overview of key GRC themes to prepare yourself and your company's executives to implement risk management and compliance projects.
View the brochure for our Governance, Risk and Compliance e-learning course.
The Governance, Risk and Compliance Library is made up of 7 hour-long modules.
1. Risk Classifications
- Main types of risk classes that banks face
- Characteristics of the main risk classes
- Fundamentals of each risk class
2. Introduction to Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
- Benefits of ERM
- Key concepts of ERM
- Quantifying ERM
- ERM frameworks
3. Regulatory Landscape
- Major trends in global regulations
- Key regulations that impact transnational institutions
- Recent developments and new regulations
4. Governance, Risk and Compliance Demystified
- Overview of governance, risk and compliance
- Principles and benefits of GRC
- GRC integrated approaches and enablers
5. COSO and CobiT in Support of GRC Needs
- Key concepts to the COSO and CobiT frameworks for enterprise risk management
- Methods and capabilities defined by COSO and CobiT
6. Operational Risk Management Primer
- The driving forces behind operational risk management
- Basel II approaches and key constructs for operational risk
- High level methods and capabilities of a staged implementation for operational risk
7. GRC Case Studies
- Selective best practices from COSO, CobiT and Basel II operational risk management
- Advantages and limitation of ERM frameworks
- Regulatory expectations of listed companies in developed markets
- Building an effective, holistic GRC model across the organization
