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Information Integrity for Finance & Compliance

Identify, verify, and respond to misleading or unreliable information.

£474.00

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Financial institutions operate in an environment where misinformation, manipulated data, and AI-generated content can rapidly distort markets, mislead clients, and increase the risk of regulatory breaches. Poor information quality or failure to correct false narratives can result in reputational damage, compliance failures, and loss of stakeholder trust. As AI and automation expand, the speed and scale of information disorder create new responsibilities for compliance and governance functions.

This programme provides compliance and financial risk professionals with practical methods to identify, verify, and respond to misleading or unreliable information — both inside the organisation and in public markets. Participants gain tools to strengthen information assurance, communicate accurately with stakeholders, and align internal controls with regulatory expectations for market integrity and trustworthy disclosures.

Programme Objectives

By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:

  • Distinguish misinformation, disinformation, and biased data in financial workflows
  • Identify organisational exposure to inaccurate or manipulated information
  • Apply practical verification and validation techniques to financial and AI-generated data
  • Strengthen internal controls to prevent information integrity failures
  • Communicate effectively with misinformed clients and stakeholders
  • Map regulatory implications and reporting obligations related to information disorder
  • Develop targeted improvements to compliance reporting and assurance processes

Applied learning through expert briefing, real finance case studies, short verification exercises, and communication simulations. The course focuses on strengthening practical skills and internal controls that improve information quality, protect organisational trust, and enhance regulatory compliance.

Participant Profile

Ideal for:

  • Compliance & Regulatory Affairs
  • Risk Management & Internal Audit
  • Financial Analysts & Market Intelligence
  • Corporate Communications & Investor Relations
  • ESG Reporting & Product Integrity Teams
  • Governance professionals in financial institutions

Programme Outline

Module 1 — Information Disorder in Financial Decision-Making

  • Why false information moves markets
  • Case examples: market manipulation, false ESG claims
  • Early warning indicators and red flags

Module 2 — Internal Exposure & Weak Points in Information Flows

  • How unreliable data infiltrates products, dashboards, and reporting
  • Vendor/data-provider assessment techniques
  • “Information hygiene” checklist for internal controls

Module 3 — Stakeholder Communication & Trust Protection

  • Responding to misinformed clients without escalating conflict
  • Transparent communication in market-sensitive contexts
  • Mini-exercises: reframing incorrect narratives

Module 4 — Building Information Integrity into Compliance Systems

  • Assurance, accountability, and escalation practices
  • Regulatory alignment (e.g., MAR, disclosure obligations)
  • 90-day improvement plan for enhanced data trustworthiness

Olga Solovyeva, PhD – Digital ethics and responsible technology strategist,

Brook Horowitz – Corporate integrity and anti-corruption expert, CEO IBLF Global

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