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15 April 2016

REG . READY . 2016 – Focus On Insurers

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Clyde & Co

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Clyde & Co is a leading, sector-focused global law firm with 415 partners, 2200 legal professionals and 3800 staff in over 50 offices and associated offices on six continents. The firm specialises in the sectors that move, build and power our connected world and the insurance that underpins it, namely: transport, infrastructure, energy, trade & commodities and insurance. With a strong focus on developed and emerging markets, the firm is one of the fastest growing law firms in the world with ambitious plans for further growth.
You know the regulatory framework, but now you need to focus on the training you should be carrying out to equip your people with the tools they need and to protect your organisation.
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The training you should be putting in place, and how we can help

You know the regulatory framework, but now you need to focus on the training you should be carrying out to equip your people with the tools they need and to protect your organisation.

We have set out below some of the key areas where we are able to assist with your training programmes in the new regulatory regime.

Training the Whistleblowers' Champion

Our one-to-one training is designed to equip Whistleblowers' Champions with the knowledge they need to fulfil their role and to give guidance and practical tips on handling tricky issues, including:

  • Preparing their terms of reference
  • Discharging their regulatory obligations
  • Managing whistleblowing disclosures, including how to undertake and manage an investigation
  • Preparing the annual report

Training for Senior Managers and key function holders

Designed to give senior managers an understanding of the legal and regulatory framework of the new regime and their rights and duties, how to manage the implications of the SIMR, and what the new rules mean to them personally, the firm and the City.

  • Navigating through the new conduct rules, in particular the regulatory guidance on the new rules and the personal implications for them of any breach of the rules
  • Proper use of performance management procedures and conducting appraisals to enable them to identify role-specific competence
  • The legal and regulatory framework of the new whistleblowing rules, their rights and duties, including how to identify and respond to wrongdoing, how to manage a whistleblowing disclosure, and their role in ensuring that any whistleblower is not victimised
  • Understanding the implications of the new rules on regulatory references

Staff training

This training will provide all employees with an understanding of the new whistleblowing regime and what it means for them

  • Identifying wrongdoing
  • The steps available to employees
  • The internal whistleblowing policy

Training can also be provided for overseas employees where appropriate.

REG . READY . 2016 – Focus On Insurers

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