The subject examines the role of corporate governance in the fight against financial crime. It explores models of corporate governance and examines how organisational standards are established and maintained. The role of legal frameworks, self-regulation and corporate criminal liability are examined along with external factors that have an impact on the intersection between corporate governance and financial crime including the impact of technological change, global pressure against corruption and the role of media. Issues of institutional change, whistleblowing, autonomy, accountability, individual and organisational responsibilities for driving and institutionalising cultural improvements will also be explored.
HD/FL
One session
Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security
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