Compliance Risk Management (CMPLRM)
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Bibliographic details
- Published: October 23, 2020
Overview
- The course is presented by the IMF’s Fiscal Affairs Department (FAD).
- Designed for senior officials who have a leadership role in Compliance Risk Management.
- Purpose: consider the importance of a risk based approach to compliance and how this leads to the efficient administration of the revenue system.
- Emphasis on alignment of compliance activity to the organization’s mission, vision and values to guide practical compliance work.
- Tailored toward participants responsible for establishing or leading the compliance risk unit within their administration.
Core approach and format
- Each module begins with coverage of theoretical concepts followed by practical examples and exercises.
- Course materials are based on practical support materials to ensure hands-on learning.
- Participants undertake practical work to establish strong fundamentals and apply concepts to their administrations.
Main topics covered
- What is risk management and why is risk based management important
- Undertaking intelligence gathering
- Risk differentiation
- Mitigating risks through a compliance improvement program
- Development by each administration of plans to implement a risk register and adopt risk differentiation
Target audience and qualifications
- Target audience: Officials who have a senior role in Compliance Risk Management in their agencies.
- Qualifications: No academic qualifications are necessary.
Course objectives and expected outputs
- Objective: cover conceptual course material (theory) and ensure strong fundamentals through practical work.
- Provide participants with sufficient knowledge and tools to return to their administrations and:
- Develop an organizational risk register.
- Develop a risk differentiation approach to compliance.
- Design plans to implement risk registers and adopt risk differentiation within their administrations.
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