ICA Specialist Certificate in Corporate Governance
Understand the purpose, key success factors and risks associated with corporate governance.
Understand the purpose, key success factors and risks associated with corporate governance.
Regulators consider effective corporate governance mechanisms to be strong indicators of a firm's culture of compliance, as good governance is likely to reflect a positive internal culture.
Raise your professional profile by gaining a life-long qualification awarded in association with Alliance Manchester Business School, the University of Manchester.
ICA CPD Hours: 20
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Course fee |
ICA Membership fee |
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GBP – 135 |
EUR – 770 |
EUR – 150 |
USD – 900 |
USD - 175 |
When you enrol onto this course you will join an international
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This ICA Specialist Certificate is suitable for New Entrants/Operations, Officers, Specialists, Analysts, and Managers who work in compliance.
This course is ideal for learners who wish to certify existing knowledge or those looking to increase their professional agility by learning about the benefits and risks associated with corporate governance.
"This was a good course I learned a lot about corporate governance and how important aspects of it, if overlooked can have detrimental effects on the growth of a company."
"Clear and understandable material, well prepared self-study material (not only text, but interesting graphics). Sub-quizes were very helpful to prepare for the final assessment."
"High-quality information with reputable sources. Additional sources besides ones in course were beneficial to dig deeper into the subject."