Anti-Money Laundering Fundamentals
The building blocks of AML: how money laundering works, the regulatory landscape, and the obligations organizations must meet to detect and report it.
The building blocks of AML: how money laundering works, the regulatory landscape, and the obligations organizations must meet to detect and report it.
A grounding in why corruption matters — its moral and ethical stakes, its financial cost, and the legal exposure it creates for organizations and individuals.
A hands-on, two-day workshop that walks you through designing, documenting and implementing a risk-based anti-corruption compliance program for your organization.
Why real estate is a magnet for illicit funds, and how professionals in the sector can spot and mitigate money-laundering red flags.
The practical controls, policies and procedures that stop bribery and corruption before they start — and how to embed them across an organization.
How leadership sets the ethical tone — the accountabilities and responsibilities that make a compliance program credible from the top down.
A rotating deep-dive on an emerging ethics and anti-corruption topic, led by a subject-matter expert from CCEAC's Network of Experts.
A working checklist for identifying and managing corruption risk in domestic and cross-border transactions, from due diligence to deal close.
How to design internal structures that surface red flags early — and what to do when one appears, from escalation to investigation.
A practical, open-source approach to verifying third parties — screening partners, suppliers and agents for corruption risk using publicly available information.
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Support research, operations and the many tasks that keep CCEAC running.
CEEA — the Centro Ecuatoriano de Excelencia Anticorrupción — opened in February 2020 with seven universities, the CERES consortium and the Canadian embassy.
Work is underway on a single home for every compliance resource CCEAC has gathered — searchable, free, and open to contributions.
The first international sister centre, launched in Quito with seven universities and the Canadian embassy.
A mentoring partnership that strengthens collective-action initiatives worldwide.
A short introductory webinar on what a proportionate compliance program looks like for an organization without a compliance department.