KUALA LUMPUR: AMLAC Academy Launched to Strengthen Malaysia’s Fight Against Corruption and Financial Crimes
Malaysia has taken a significant step in bolstering its fight against financial crimes with the launch of the Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Corruption (AMLAC) Academy, an initiative aimed at equipping professionals with the skills and knowledge to combat corruption.
Spearheaded by former Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief, Tan Sri Dzulkifli Ahmad, who also serves as the academy’s president, the AMLAC Academy is set to redefine anti-corruption education in the region.
“At AMLAC Academy, we are driven by a vision of a corruption-free financial system,” Dzulkifli said recently during the launch ceremony.
“This institution is a testament to our dedication to equipping professionals with cutting-edge training and tools to address financial crimes effectively.”
The academy’s cornerstone programme, the Professional Diploma in Corporate Anti-Corruption Management (PD CAM), is a comprehensive six-month course designed to prepare professionals for real-world challenges.
The programme covers key areas such as anti-corruption law, anti-money laundering law, corruption risk management, and corporate liability. Delivered by industry experts, it promises to transform participants into frontline defenders of financial integrity.
Beyond Education:
In addition to its flagship diploma, AMLAC Academy offers a range of services, including:
• Consultancy and Advisory Services: Tailored solutions for tackling financial crimes.
• Specialised Training Programmes: Customised sessions for organisations needing targeted strategies.
• Research and Policy Development: Conducting studies to enhance understanding of corruption, fraud, and money laundering.
With its multifaceted approach, the academy aims to be a one-stop hub for anti-corruption expertise in Malaysia and the region.
For more information, visit their official website at amlacacademy.com.
