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SUMMARY:DFSA Regulations
DESCRIPTION:What you'll learn: Financial services rules and regulations ap
 ply to all firms regulated by the DFSA. These rules and guidelines are inte
 nded to safeguard customers when they transact with an authorized firm and 
 purchase a financial good or service\, to stop the potential threats to fin
 ancial stability from materializing and hurting the real economy\, and to p
 rotect the integrity of the financial markets. To fulfill their Continuing
  Professional Development (CPD) obligations\, the DFSA mandates that all Se
 nior Executive Officers\, Compliance Officers\, and MLROs of Authorized Fir
 ms complete a least 15 hours of obligatory training every 12 months.		\n			
 		Training Fee					\n													AED\n																				1500\n								pe
 r person							\n			\n														\n																													Live Ses
 sions\n					\n																			\n																													Printed Stu
 dy Materials\n					\n																			\n																													Coff
 ee\, Snacks & Lunch\n					\n																			\n																										
 			Certificate of Attendance\n					\n												\n				\n																		
 			Register Online\n														\n					NEW\n									Overview \n									
 Training Objectives \n									Training Outline\n									Training Style\n	
 								Overview \n					The purpose of this 5 CPD hours course is to provid
 e an understanding about all the regulatory subjects imposed by the DFSA\, 
 and it was specifically developed for Authorized Individuals of DFSA-regula
 ted enterprises. It focuses on the critical aspects of enforcement\, outso
 urcing\, and governance within the financial services industry. Participant
 s will gain a deep understanding of DFSA’s enforcement actions\, conduct 
 rules\, expectations for outsourcing\, and corporate governance principles.
  Through a combination of lectures\, case studies\, and practical examples\
 , this course equips professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to n
 avigate the evolving regulatory landscape.\n									Training Objectives \n
 					By the end of the programme\, participants will:• Understand DFSA En
 forcement Actions: Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of 
 DFSA’s approach to enforcement\, including its objectives of stopping and
  fixing issues\, punishing and deterring misconduct\, and protecting and bu
 ilding confidence in the financial services industry.• Analyze Decision N
 otices and Regulatory Actions: Students will learn how to interpret decisio
 n notices and regulatory actions issued by the DFSA\, enabling them to comp
 rehend the regulatory processes and their implications.• Apply Case Studi
 es: Participants will engage in case studies to analyze real-world enforcem
 ent actions\, enhancing their ability to apply theoretical knowledge to pra
 ctical situations.• Comprehend DFSA’s Conduct Rules: This objective foc
 uses on exploring DFSA’s core values and ethical standards\, anti-bribery
  and corruption awareness\, conflicts of interest\, ethics in business\, an
 d the receipt of payments\, gifts\, and benefits.• Ensure Client Protecti
 on: Students will learn about DFSA’s expectations for safeguarding client
  interests and preventing market abuse\, equipping them with tools to promo
 te ethical conduct and protect clients.• Master Outsourcing and Operation
 al Resilience: Participants will gain a deep understanding of outsourcing a
 nd third-party service supply\, with a focus on material\, critical\, or im
 portant outsourcing notifications\, data security\, cloud outsourcing\, and
  risk management.• Evaluate Corporate Governance and Board Responsibility
 : This objective delves into corporate governance principles and standards 
 applicable to reporting entities\, obligations and governance requirements\
 , addressing conflicts of interest\, market disclosure\, and financial repo
 rting.• Examine Sponsors and Compliance Advisers: Students will explore t
 he appointment of sponsors and compliance advisers\, ensuring they grasp th
 e roles and responsibilities of these key entities in the regulatory landsc
 ape.• Understand Miscellaneous DFSA Powers: This objective provides an ov
 erview of miscellaneous powers vested in the DFSA\, ensuring participants a
 re aware of the extent of regulatory authority.\n									Training Outline\
 n					DFSA Enforcement Actions About Enforcement• Stopping and Fixing•
  Punishing and Deterring• Protecting and confidence-building Decision No
 tices and Regulatory ActionsCase Studies DFSA’s Conduct Rules• DFSA Co
 re Values and Ethics• Anti-Bribery & Corruption Awareness• Conflicts of
  Interest• Ethics in Business• Receipt of Payments Gifts and Benefits
 • Client Protection• Market Abuse and How to Prevent it DFSA’s Expec
 tations in Outsourcing and Operational Resilience• Operational Resilience
  & Third Party Providers• Definition of Outsourcing & Third Party Service
  Supply• Existing Expectations on Outsourcing & Third Party Provision• 
 Material\, Critical or Important Outsourcing Notifications• Intra-Group O
 utsourcing• Outsourcing and Data Security• Cloud Outsourcing• Risk Ma
 nagement of Outsourcing• Potential Measures to Oversee Critical Third Par
 ties Corporate Governance update/Board Responsibility for Compliance• De
 finition of Reporting Entities• Obligations of Reporting Entities• Gove
 rnance of Reporting Entities• Corporate Governance• Corporate Governanc
 e Principles & Standards Applicable to Reporting Entities • Requirements 
 Relating to Fair Treatment of Shareholders• Provisions to Address Conflic
 ts of Interests. Market Disclosure• Database• Continuous Disclosures
 • Disclosures by Connected Persons• Disclosure of Material Interests F
 inancial Reports• Annual financial report• Interim financial report• 
 Auditor’s report• Supply of financial statements• Public Listed Compa
 nies Sponsors and Compliance Advisers• Appointment of Sponsors or Compli
 ance Advisers Miscellaneous• DFSA powers Final Conclusions and Closure\
 n									Training Style\n					The programme is designed to provide partici
 pants with a better understanding of the various DFSA rules and regulations
 . The use of interactive case studies will help participants to think criti
 cally about scenarios that will be relevant to their respective roles and o
 rganisations.By the end of the course\, participants will have developed th
 e confidence to comprehend what are the rules and regulations applicable to
  them in their day to day transacting.  The course is addressed to:This co
 urse is beneficial to all Senior Executive Officers\, Compliance Officers a
 nd MLROs of DFSA Regulated Firms.\n												Trainer | Nadine Ghosn Eid\n
 					Nadine Ghosn Eid is the Founder of BeyondComply\, a compliance consult
 ancy and training firm established to help financial services companies und
 erstand and overcome the challenges arising from compliance\, regulation\, 
 and market developments. Nadine is a Member of the Advisory Council of AGR
 C (Association of Governance\, Risk\, and Compliance).She is also a Certifi
 ed Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS) based in Beirut who’s been a S
 peaker in various Global Compliance and Financial Crime Prevention Conferen
 ces\, and has more than 28 years of Banking Experience with a focus on Comp
 liance\, Treasury\, Capital Markets and Private Banking\, in addition to 18
  years of concentration in the Cards and Payments Industry. Nadine serves 
 as a Professional Consultant in Anti-Money Laundering\, Governance Risk & C
 ompliance\, Regulatory Compliance\, Data Protection\, Virtual Assets Regula
 tion\, and Cards Industry Rules and Regulations. She is also certified as 
 a Trainer by the European Institute of Management and Finance (EIMF)\, an E
 U GDPR Foundation and Practitioner by The Knowledge Academy UK\, and in Fin
 ancial Derivatives\, Securities\, and FSA Regulations by the UK’s Charter
 ed Institute for Securities & Investments (CISI). Nadine currently holds a
 lso the position of Director of Compliance & Regulatory Affairs at areeba\,
  a Leading Regional Financial Technology company specialized in the payment
  cards and electronic services and in offering issuing and acquiring servic
 es to banks\, other financial institutions\, merchants and retailers.Prior 
 to areeba\, Nadine worked for 14 years with CSCBank sal\, a regional leader
  in the card and electronic payment processing industry\, of which the last
  three years have been also as Head of Compliance. Nadine holds a Master
 ’s Degree in Money and Banking from The American University of Beirut. S
 he has an extended financial experience in the Middle Eastern\, African\, A
 merican\, and European markets. She is fluent in English\, French and Arabi
 c\, and is no stranger to EU and US legislations\, having worked for multip
 le banks that do business in European and American markets.\n            \n
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DTSTAMP:20260928T004321Z
DTSTART:20231030T050000Z
DTEND:20260928T113000Z
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