Governance, Risk Management & Compliance (GRC) Courses
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Governance, risk and compliance (GRC) courses give boards, managers and control functions one joined-up way to set direction, manage uncertainty and meet regulatory duties. Programmes follow recognised frameworks such as ISO 31000, COSO ERM and the OECD governance principles, and reflect GCC regulators including the Saudi CMA and the UAE corporate governance codes. Delivered in Dubai, London and online, in English or Arabic.
Who these courses are for
Board and committee members, company secretaries, risk managers, compliance officers, legal and audit staff, and managers who own risks in their departments.
What you will cover
- Corporate governance, board roles, committees and delegation of authority
- Enterprise risk management: risk appetite, registers, heat maps and key risk indicators
- Operational, strategic and third-party risk
- Building a compliance programme, policies and regulatory monitoring
- Three lines model, internal control and ethics
- GRC reporting to boards and regulators
How you can attend
Attend in Dubai, London or another of our cities, join live online, or run the programme in-house. See each course page for dates and fees.
Frequently asked questions
What does GRC stand for?
Governance, risk and compliance: how an organisation is directed and controlled, how it manages uncertainty, and how it meets laws, regulations and its own policies. Treating them together avoids gaps and duplicated controls.
How is this different from internal audit or banking compliance?
GRC courses build and run the framework. Internal audit courses test whether it works, and our banking courses cover sector rules such as AML and Basel III.
Which standards do the courses follow?
Mainly ISO 31000 and COSO ERM for risk, OECD and local codes for governance, and ISO 37301 for compliance management systems.