Course Description
Corruption remains a critical issue in corporate governance and legal compliance. Hong Kong has long been recognized for its robust anti-corruption framework, spearheaded by strict legislation and the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). This CPD-accredited course provides legal professionals with an in-depth understanding of Hong Kong’s anti-corruption laws and practical compliance strategies.
What You Will Learn
The course begins with an overview of Hong Kong’s key anti-corruption laws, focusing on the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance (POBO) and its implications for legal and corporate sectors. Through a detailed case study, participants will explore real-world applications of these laws and their impact on enforcement and compliance.
We will also examine the role of the Independent Commission Against Corruption Ordinance (ICACO) in tackling corruption and discuss the Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Conduct) Ordinance (ECICO), which regulates misconduct in public elections. Participants will gain essential knowledge on compliance obligations, understanding how companies, law firms, and legal advisors can mitigate corruption risks and ensure regulatory adherence.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is ideal for lawyers, in-house counsel, compliance officers, corporate executives, and legal professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in anti-corruption law and compliance practices in Hong Kong.
With future trends and developments shaping the regulatory landscape, staying informed is essential. Enroll today and equip yourself with the legal knowledge to uphold integrity and compliance in your practice.
Speaker’s Bio: Jeffrey Peng, an experienced lawyer in the field of compliance and business law for more than ten years in Hong Kong and China.
