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Agenda Day 2, November 19th, 2021:   (see Agenda Day 1)     (back to Fraud Event Summary)

09.00 – Brief Opening Remarks from the Chair

 

09.00 - Training your Workforce on Anti-Corruption, Bribery and Fraud  

·        Conduct training across an organization - Which functional departments of the company should be trained?

·        Build a training according to the geographies, the risks and the roles of employees - What should be the main topics?

·        Training on specific topics at different times of the year - what should be the frequency?

·        The training should  fit the company - What method should be used? Face to face training? E-learning? Why?

Anton Alferov, Regional Compliance Counsel for Europe, Eurasia and Sub-Saharan Africa, Halliburton

 

09.45 – Implementing an ABC Compliance Programme Globally

·          Different compliance models

·          The pros and cons of the models

·          How should future models look

·          The cultural elements of a compliance model

·          Questions 

Steven Newman, Head of ABC Optimisation, NatWest

 

10.30 - Managing Internal Investigations

·        How to decide when to investigate (and when not to investigate)?

·        How to define what should be investigated and how deep should the investigation go?

·        How to conduct a preliminary assessment of an allegation or suspicion?

·        How to connect the investigation methodology with the whistleblowing scheme?

·        Cross-border investigations, investigating across different branches

Angel Corbacho Muro, Compliance Officer Europe & Middle East, Anheuser-Busch InBev

 

11.15 – Morning Coffee and Networking

 

11.45 – Global Significant Investigations in the Financial Sector: Managing Investigations and Risks

·        What is the purpose of the investigation?

·        Who will investigate?

·        Who do we investigate?

·        What do we investigate?

·        When do we engage with external solution providers?

·        Cross-border considerations

·        To SAR or not to SAR, that is the question...

·        Cross function collaboration

·        How does the investigation end? Does it ever end?

Ashu Sharma, Group Investigations Manager, Anglo American

 

12.30 – M&A and Dark Data Room Cases: How to Approach Possible Cases

Giovanni Cerutti, Head of Legal & Compliance, NTT Data

 

13.15 - Lunch

14.15 – Delivering Compliance Awareness Raising Training Sessions (Including Case Examples)

  

Andy Egloff, Corporate Investigations Manager EMEAI & APAC, Dow Europe


15.00 – Performance Measurement of Compliance Management Systems (including KPIs)

·        Dashboard design and KPIs for monitoring the performance of your global compliance efforts

·        Reporting success and measurable results to your stakeholders

·        Measuring compliance program effectiveness

Patrick Wellens, Global Compliance Business Partners, Global Pharma Company

 

15.15 - Investigation Panel Discussion:  Recent Experiences and Trends in Managing Internal Investigations

·         What are success factors for mature organisations, post-COVID, post-GDPR and in a time of unpredictability and cyberfraud?

·         What tools are you currently using to make your in-house investigations process stronger?

·         What are the greatest challenges you face in managing investigations and what solutions have you tried?

Angel Corbacho Muro, Compliance Officer Europe & Middle East, Anheuser-Busch InBev

Ashu Sharma, Group Investigations Manager, Anglo American

 

16.00 – Closing Remarks and End of Forum

(see Agenda Day 1)      (back to Fraud Event Summary)