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Newly Released:
Certified Anti-Corruption Manager — FAQ.
CACM candidates frequently ask the following questions. When you do not find the information you need, please contact us.
The CACM syllabus consists of the below-stated subjects. The CACM equips management and those charged with governance with the core body of knowledge of the cutting-edge know-how and skills to enable them preventing corruption. Though the CACM is corruption prevention oriented, it empowers management to deter and detect fraud and corruption, money laundering, and financing terrorism.
The AACI to start teaching His Majesty King Abdullah II’s sixth Royal Discussion Paper
Mike Masoud, Sr. Director, The Middle East and Africa with Petra News and Al Rai newspaper — Jordan
“Amman, August 8 (Petra) — The American Anti-Corruption Institute (AACI) will be teaching the content of His Majesty King Abdullah II’s sixth Royal Discussion Paper: “Rule of Law and Civil State” at the universities which the AACI cooperates with globally, said Mike Masoud, senior director of The AACI in the Middle East and Africa.
He told Petra, on the sideline of Bright Jordan company delivering its Anti-Corruption certificate, that AACI considers the sixth Royal Discussion Papers a primary anti-corruption resource in developing countries.
“This Discussion Paper is a prerequisite to any effective national anti-corruption strategy”, he added.
Masoud stated that awarding this certificate for a local Jordanian company working in the healthcare sector is considered a precedent in the Middle East in terms of implementation of anti-corruption and transparency measures.” Continue reading.
Q & A: Organizations Anti-Corruption Certification Program
The AACI delivers globally a disciplined anti-corruption certification program to organizations seeking to prevent fraud and corruption inside their business processes, operations, and culture.
This certification process is the first of its kind worldwide and forms a basis for institutional change in fighting fraud and corruption. It is available to organizations of all types. The process is “principally” administered and completed online.
As we received too many questions about this certification program, the technical staff of The AACI addressed the substance of these matters in the following question and answer format.
Q: What is the Corruption Prevention Management Test (CPMT)?
The AACI: The CPMT is an online test authored by and copyrighted to The AACI. It is the core of the organizations' anti-corruption certification program. Except for the CACM members of The AACI, the CPMT is not available to individuals; it is only available to organizations ( private, public, or nonprofit) seeking to get certified through the organization anti-corruption certification program. As the exam unit of The AACI administers it, we use third party software to deliver the CPMT (software provider).
Q: What are the benefits of getting an organization certified?
The AACI: The certification process enables those charged with governance of the organization to:
Evaluate and measure relevant corruption prevention knowledge competencies of the board members, senior management and employees.
Identify the strengths and weaknesses of the entity's corruption prevention knowledge that is necessary for preventing fraud and corruption.
Select appropriate responses to address identified corruption prevention knowledge weaknesses.
Set apart the organization as taking the risks of fraud and corruption seriously from those that do not.
Support the board members, executive management, and other decision makers to meet their fiduciary and legal duties.
Support organizations to show their sincere duty of care efforts to protect the interests of all stakeholders.
Help those charged with governance to set a proper tone at the top.
Support an effective implementation of and compliance with corporate governance code or principles.
Support an effective implementation of comprehensive anti-corruption policy, internal control and processes, and code of ethics (conduct).
Support the organizations to comply effectively with the requirements of ISO 37001: anti-bribery management systems.
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The AACI provides an anti-corruption certification program that leads to the most effective means for management to battle fraud and corruption. When a member passes the program exam, (s) he will be certified as Certified Anti-Corruption Manager ® ©(CACM) ® ©. The Certified Anti-Corruption Manager ® ©(CACM) ® © exam tests a candidate's knowledge of current internal control, due diligence, fraud auditing practices, understanding of anti- fraud and corruption issues, and risks and remedies. The exam is offered in one part consisting of 100 multiple-choice questions. The testing period is two hours and twenty minutes.
Grandfathering CACM Certification Path
The AACI Advisory Board approved a grandfather CACM certification path for eligible candidates. Except that the CACM candidate will not sit for the CACM Online exam, all the remainder eligibility requirements are still valid, required and expected to be completed by a CACM candidate before (s)he becomes qualified as a CACM.
The grandfathering provision is currently available worldwide. Starting December 31, 2016, the grandfathering provision availability will be evaluated on an annual and regional basis.