Anti Corruption Training in Malaysia

Corporate Liability on Corruption Provisions came into effect on June 1, 2020 under the New Section 17A Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (Amendment) Act 2018, which holds commercial organizations liable for their employees and/or associates’ corrupt practices carried out for the organisation’s benefit or advantage

Essentially, when a person associated with a company commits a corrupt act to obtain a business advantage, this will expose the company to committing a criminal offence. This will then have serious repercussions on the directors and management of the company. All commercial organizations in Malaysia are affected by the Malaysia Anti-Corruption Commission (Amendment) Act 2018. Breach of this provision can lead to a minimum fine of RM1 million and/or a jail term of up to 20 years.

When this offence is committed by a commercial organization, the Director, Controller, Officer, Partner and persons managing the affairs (Management) of the company are deemed to have committed the offence.  

What we Offer

• The Current Law on Corporate Liability on Corruption in Malaysia
• Enforcement on 1 st June 2020. Is it on?
• Latest Updates
• Publications
• PowerPoint mini-series training
• Video tutorials
• Webinar – live training sessions
• Sample Documents: Anti-Corruption Pledge, Code of Conduct & Practice, Whistle
  Blowing Policy, Procurement Policy, Referral Policy, and more.

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