Conflicts of Interest
Many conflicts of interest can affect your company, from gifts and hospitality to self-dealing and external work. Our Conflicts of Interest Course will equip you with essential knowledge and practical strategies for identifying, preventing, and effectively managing conflicts of interest, fostering ethical decision-making and enhancing organisational transparency.
- 35 Minutes
- For all staff
Learning objectives
- Appreciate the importance of conflicts of interest to our Company and our clients
- Identify a conflict of interest
- Know when and how to report a conflict of interest
- Recognise a variety of situations in which conflicts of interest arise
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