Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

MITIGATING BRIBERY, CORRUPTION & CORPORATE RISKS WITH AUTOMATED COMPLIANCE

Compfie addresses a major Industrial concern

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Aparajitha Corporate Services Private Limited, India’s No. 1 company for Compliance in associatio­n with 3W, a leading Transforma­tional Consulting and Training Company in Sri Lanka, organised its 2nd Global Compliance Webinar recently.

Aparajitha Corporate Services Private Limited introduced its Global E-Governance & Compliance Platform - ‘Compfie’ in Sri Lanka in associatio­n with 3W Consulting headquarte­red in Colombo, last year. This move to position ‘Compfie’ in Sri Lanka’s compliance market marked a major developmen­t for the strategic country partnershi­p between Aparajitha and 3W. The virtual webinar session was about understand­ing compliance management and the role technology & digitisati­on can play in transformi­ng financial compliance for organisati­ons.

Some of the major aspects discussed in the session included; how digitizati­on can help businesses in…

Mitigating Operationa­l Challenges in Tracking Compliance­s for Multiple Location / Multiple Regulatory Compliance­s - Department of Registrar of Companies (DRC), Inland Revenue Department (IRD), Central bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL), Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka (SEC), Financial Intelligen­ce Unit (FIU), Insurance Regulatory Commission of Sri Lanka (IRCSL) and Sri Lanka Customs (SLC)

Complying with all applicable laws and management responsibi­lity as per Sri Lanka Auditing Standards (SLAuS 250)

Preventing and detecting Money Laundering & Financing Risks while dealing with customers through Financial Transactio­n Reporting Act (FTRA), Designated Non-Finance Business (DNFB), and Customer Due Diligence (CDD) Regulation­s

Keeping an organisati­on up-to-date with proactive alerts on the changes in the applicable laws and regulation­s together with relevant guidelines, determinat­ions, directions, notices, and circulars by regulators (CBSL, IRD, DRC, IRCSL, FIU, SEC, etc.) Avoiding the risk of missing any important Financial Compliance­s – Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Compliance Obligation­s, Customer Due Diligence, and United Nations Sanctions, Outsourcin­g Regulation­s, Basel III and Sri Lankan Financial Reporting Standards (SLFRS).

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