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46 days
May 4, 2026 - Jun 18, 2026

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46 days
May 4, 2026 - Jun 18, 2026

RM550 (E-learning Only)

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46 days
May 4, 2026 - Jun 18, 2026

Intake 1/2026 (May) RM3,800 (AM)

Excluding 8% SST

Terms & Conditions

Normal Price

Hybrid

SIDC Learning Portal

46 days
May 4, 2026 - Jun 18, 2026

Intake 1/2026 (May) RM3,800 (PM)

Excluding 8% SST

Terms & Conditions

Group Discount

Hybrid

SIDC Learning Portal

46 days
May 4, 2026 - Jun 18, 2026

RM550 (E-learning Only)

Excluding 8% SST

Terms & Conditions

Early Bird

Hybrid

SIDC Learning Portal

46 days
May 4, 2026 - Jun 18, 2026

Certified Capital Market Professional (CCMP) in Compliance 1 is a programme for
aspiring compliance professionals and all employees in the capital market. Covers essential
compliance concepts, functions, approaches, tools, and skill sets related to capital market
laws, principles, and regulatory requirements, technical areas, and general activities of
intermediaries.

METHODOLOGY

The Certified Capital Market Professional (CCMP) Compliance 1 is conducted online through SIDC’s Learning and Assessment Management (LAMS) platform and comprises the following three (3) components:
  1. eLearning and Knowledge Checks (Regulatory, Technical and Behavioural Modules)
  2. Webinars (Collaborative Learning case studies, scenarios and presentation)
  3. Online Summative Assessment (Scheduled and Remote-proctored)
  • CC01 Customer Focus
  • CC02 Ethics and Integrity
  • CC03 Corporate Governance
  • CC04 Risk Management
  • FOR01 Anti-Money Laundering
  • FOR02 Capital Market Institutions
  • FOR03 Capital Market Intermediaries
  • FOR04 Capital Market Products Regulations
  • FOP01 Capital Market Environment
  • FOP03 Capital Market Products
  • BPM01 Communication
  • BPM04 Networking and Relationship Building
  • FUP03 Compliance
  • FUP06 Derivatives Dealing
  • FUP09 Fund Management
  • FUP14 Know Your Client
  • FUP16 Securities Trading
  • FUP17 Settlement of Derivatives Deals
  • FUP18 Settlement of Securities Trades
  • FUT02 Client Advisory (Investment)
  • FUT04 Digital Technology Application

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

  • Possess a degree / professional qualification from a recognised institution; or
  • Possess a diploma from a recognised institution with a minimum 3 years of relevant capital market experience
  • For CCMP certifications, you must be at least 21 years old, which is in line with the requirements for a Capital Market Services Representative’s License. The age requirement does not apply for those pursuing modular learning.

DURATION OF MODULES

Estimated duration to complete – Up to 4 months

TARGET AUDIENCE

For aspiring Compliance professionals and all employees in the capital market. Covers essential Compliance concepts, functions, approaches, tools, and skill sets related to capital market laws, principles, and regulatory requirements, technical areas, and general activities of intermediaries.

COMPLETION REQUIREMENT

Candidates must have completed and passed the CCMP in Compliance 1 Learning and Assessment.
This eLearning programme is designed to equip and provide participants in the capital market with a deeper understanding of the essential Compliance concepts, functions, approaches, tools and skillsets on capital market laws, principles and regulatory requirements, technical areas, and general activities of intermediaries.

Modules

1 Module 1

Module 1: Essentials of Capital Market Regulations: Intermediaries and Conduct

Recommended learning hours 30 minutes
Overview This course primarily provides an overview of the Malaysian capital market, touching on the various capital market laws and regulations, explaining in detail roles and functions of the entities involved in the capital market (regulators and intermediaries), the rules and regulations applicable to the various regulated activities, function of capital raising, trading, and dealing and the types of offences related to market misconduct and the prohibited conducts.
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Describe the roles and functions of the relevant regulatory bodies related to capital market activities
  2. Explain the regulatory requirements applicable to specific regulated activities
  3. Distinguish capital market activities that are allowed and restricted, including limitations for the allowed activities
  4. Outline products, rules and regulations pertaining to regulated activities
  5. Monitor trades and activities in accordance with applicable procedures and regulations
Topics This module will cover:
  1. Overview of the Malaysian Capital Market
  2. Regulation of the Malaysian Capital Market
  3. Malaysian Capital Market Legal Framework
  4. Licensing
  5. Regulated activities definition & roles
  6. Regulated activities and permitted activities- fit and proper requirements, key management and compliance
  7. Capital Raising on the Primary Market
  8. Trading on the Secondary Market
  9. Derivatives Dealing
  10. Market Misconduct and other Prohibited Conduct
  11. Compensation fund: SIDREC
 

Module 2: Essentials of Capital Market Regulations: AMLA

Recommended learning hours 30 minutes
Overview This course provides participants with an overview of AMLA, its importance and its management to meet legal and regulatory requirements and expectations. It will also enhance participants’ ability to apply appropriate measures to mitigate the money laundering and financing risk in the compliance function.
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Explain the requirements under AMLA applicable to capital markets
  2. Recognise transactions which fall under AML laws and regulation
  3. Determine processes and practices to detect and prevent AML
  4. Describe the roles and functions of the relevant regulatory bodies related to capital market activities
Topics This module will cover:
  1. AMLA Regulatory Framework
  2. The role and importance of AMLA
  3. AMLA Guidelines for the Capital Market
  4. AML Detection and Prevention
  5. The Compliance Role in AMLA

Module 3: Essentials of Compliance

 
Recommended learning hours 30 minutes
Overview This course primarily provides an overview on the concept and importance of compliance, the roles and responsibilities of different parties within a firm in relation to compliance, the functions of compliance officers which include providing advisory, compliance review, conducting or assist in conducting compliance training programme and developing a compliance programme. The course also covers compliance issues including the impact of technology on the compliance role.
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Identify the roles and responsibilities of the compliance function in the firm
  2. Analyse the costs and benefits of compliance
  3. Explain the impact of technological advances which give rise to compliance issues
  4. Determine factors to consider in creating an effective compliance framework
Topics This module will cover:
  1. Essential Compliance Concepts and Principles
  2. Compliance Function – Roles and Responsibilities
  3. Functions of Compliance Officers
  4. Costs and Benefits of Compliance
  5. Rules and Regulations on Compliance
  6. Compliance Issues and Impact of Technology on Compliance Officers
  7. Compliance Review
  8. Essential Framework of a Compliance Programme

Module 4: Essentials of Customer Service: Know Your Client

Recommended learning hours 30 minutes
Overview This course will introduce participants to the concept of effective customer service ranging from customer focus, sales & marketing and know your client and the role of compliance.
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Recognise services offered from the customer’s perspective
  2. Identify appropriate communication style for internal and external customers
  3. Review and propose actions in KYC processes to enhance customer experience while meeting regulatory requirements
Topics This module will cover:
  1. Introduction to Customer Focused Services
  2. Build a customer knowledge set (internal/external)
  3. Communication Focus (internal/external)
  4. Dealing with difficult customers and Pro-active Recovery (internal/external)

Module 5: Compliance, Corporate Governance, Risk and Ethics

Recommended learning hours 30 minutes
Overview This course will provide participants with an introduction on the relevance of corporate governance, risk management and ethics & integrity to compliance in the Malaysian capital market. Participants will be exposed to recommended practices of corporate governance, the identification of risk management practices in organisations, the concept and principles of ethics and integrity in relation to overall compliance for the capital market.
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Define and outline the principles and requirements of good corporate governance
  2. Recognise emerging risks issues and trends in the capital market industry
  3. Identify practices that promote fairness and transparency in dealing with others
  4. Explain the important elements in the Code of Ethics and Code of the Conduct
Topics This module will cover:
  1. Corporate Governance Principles, Framework and Practices
  2. Introduction to Risk Management
  3. Practice of Risk Management in the Capital Market
  4. Concept and Principles of Ethics and Integrity
  5. Code of Ethics and Code of the Conduct for the Capital Market
  6. The relationship between corporate governance, risk management, ethics and integrity and the compliance role

Module 6: Introduction to Capital Markets: Economics, Products and Services

Recommended learning hours 30 minutes
Overview This course provides an overview of economics, capital market environment, types of the capital market products such as equities, fixed income, derivatives, hybrid securities as well as the money market instrument. The concept of time value of money and basic finance theories will be introduced to gain an understanding on risk and return of capital market products.
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Recognise the effects of economic changes, monetary and fiscal policies on the capital market environment and businesses
  2. Identify factors driving the performance of capital market products
  3. Distinguish between Conventional and Islamic Capital Market (ICM)
  4. Explain the risk and return relationship for capital market products
Topics This module will cover:
  1. Introduction to Capital Market Environment
  2. Fundamental of Economics
  3. Capital Market Products and Services (Features, Characteristics and Risk)
  4. Overview of Risk and Return
  5. Introduction to Islamic Capital Market

Module 7 (Part 1) : Securities Trading, Derivatives Dealing and Settlements And Client Advisory In Malaysia

Recommended learning hours 15 minutes
Overview This course provides an overview on securities trading and derivatives dealing and settlement in Malaysia, the regulations, the process of trading and dealing in securities and derivatives, dealing with client and the advisory function in relation to dealing in securities and derivatives. This course provides an overview on the regulations and processes related to dealing in securities and derivatives in Malaysia, ranging from advising clients to trading and settlement
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Differentiate the obligations and rights between counterparties of a securities trade and derivatives dealing
  2. Identify products, relevant rules and regulations for securities trade and derivatives dealing and settlement
Topics This module will cover:
  1. Overview on Securities and Derivatives
  2. Securities
  3. Derivatives
 

Module 7 (Part 2) : Securities Trading, Derivatives Dealing and Settlements And Client Advisory In Malaysia

Recommended learning hours 15 minutes
Overview This course provides an overview on securities trading and derivatives dealing and settlement in Malaysia, the regulations, the process of trading and dealing in securities and derivatives, dealing with client and the advisory function in relation to dealing in securities and derivatives. This course provides an overview on the regulations and processes related to dealing in securities and derivatives in Malaysia, ranging from advising clients to trading and settlement
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Explain all deals in the trading system in accordance with procedures and regulations
  2. Identify the types of trade and margin required for settlements
  3. Outline the process for payment and transfer of securities stipulated in the rules, regulations and procedures
Topics This module will cover:
  1. Dealing, Trading and Settlement Process
  2. Dealing with client on Securities Trading and Settlement Process
  3. Understanding and interpreting disclosure documents for securities trading

Module 7 (Part 3) : Securities Trading, Derivatives Dealing and Settlements And Client Advisory In Malaysia

Recommended learning hours 15 minutes
Overview This course provides an overview on securities trading and derivatives dealing and settlement in Malaysia, the regulations, the process of trading and dealing in securities and derivatives, dealing with client and the advisory function in relation to dealing in securities and derivatives. This course provides an overview on the regulations and processes related to dealing in securities and derivatives in Malaysia, ranging from advising clients to trading and settlement
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Identify and outline the rules and guidelines related to market misconduct, offences and unethical business conduct
  2. Identify issues arising from Digital Technologies and other technological advancements
Topics This module will cover:
  1. Client Advisory
  2. Market Misconduct
  3. Digital Technology Application

Module 8: Fundamentals of Fund Management and Client Advisory in Malaysia

Recommended learning hours 30 minutes
Overview This course covers the fundamentals in relation to fund management from the rules and regulations applicable to fund management companies to the various theories and methods used for the construction of investment portfolios for clients.
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Outline the regulatory requirements and procedures for fund management
  2. Explain the theories, principles and processes of fund management and the tools to manage a portfolio
  3. Determine procedures to comply with fund management practices
  4. Discuss market developments, trends and market data that have an impact on portfolio performance
Topics This module will cover:
  1. The Fund Management Industry
  2. Investment Background
  3. Portfolio Construction
  4. Monitoring and Review Fund
  5. Compliance and Risk Management
  6. Digital Technology Application


Modules

1 Module 1

Insights into the Compliance Role and Essential Skillsets

Overview  The changes in today’s regulatory and business environments demands different skills on compliance officers. There is a pressing need to upgrade their skills and influence to manage the ever evolving regulatory changes in the increasingly competitive business landscape. This course provides comprehensive, practical insights and strategies in enhancing the behavioural skills relevant to participants starting out as compliance officers in the capital market. This course focuses on the practical strategies in demonstrating the essential behavioural skills to enable them to discharge their functional and advisory roles effectively
Objective This programme will enable participants to recommend an action plan to mitigate compliance issues while anticipating challenges from the business units and communicate with the regulator.
Learning Outcomes By the end of this programme, participants will be able to:
  • Identify the must-have skillsets for compliance officers
  • Describe the role of compliance officers in intermediaries
  • Determine individual competency gaps to work on based on the skillsets and role
  • Interpret the big picture in determining business and regulatory needs
  • Identify issues and challenges surrounding the responsibilities of compliance officers
  • Discuss the elements of good judgement in dealing with issues of business challenges and regulatory expectation
  • Develop an action plan to affect change towards system improvement
Target Audience
  • Individuals
    • For aspiring compliance professionals & all employees in the capital market: Compliance Offiers, Dealers, Trading Representatives, Risk Management Officers, Fund Managers and Analysts.
  • Companies
    • Fund management companies, stockbroking firms, investment banks,  alternative financing platforms, startups, exchanges, public listed companies
Programme Outline
Registration
Overview of Compliance Role and Functions
  • Key attributes of a compliance officer
  • The future of businesses and the compliance role
  • Preparing for changes in today’s regulatory environment
  • The compliance function in an intermediary
Screen Break
Essential Skillsets of Compliance Officers
  • Analytical thinking – applying rules to real-life facts
  • Resilience and Adaptability –  dealing with grey areas
  • Communication – communicating at all levels of the organisation
  • Influencing and Negotiation – getting buy-in from everyone
  • Steps you can take to close your competency gaps
Lunch
Compliance in Action
  • Interpreting the spirit of the rule
  • Attention to the big picture – avoiding box ticking, aligning compliance requirements and business needs
  • What is a good compliance culture? i.e. ethics
  • Communicating effectively at different levels i.e. getting BOD & management support
  • Issue and Challenges
Screen Break
Implementing the Action Plan
  • Where to start?
  • Practical steps
  • Tools and resources
  • Collaborating with others
End of Programme

Thinking and Communication Skills for Compliance Officers

Overview  The key roles Compliance Officers need to focus on are advising, educating and monitoring. Practical skills necessary to carry out the compliance function effectively are thinking and communication skills to interact with all levels of the organisation. This course focuses on participants embarking on the compliance function where they will be exposed to problem solving approaches which would be useful in their roles and responsibilities. Participants will also be able to convey ideas and information by applying the communication process to ensure clarity, persuasiveness and confidence.
Objective This programme will enable participants to recommend a solution for a problem or issue supported by possible options in a given situation related to the compliance function
Learning Outcomes By the end of this programme, participants will be able to:
  • Describe thinking and problem solving frameworks and fundamentals
  • Determine the steps to enhance thinking skills to assess compliance matters
  • Explain the concept and process of problem solving and decision making in overseeing the compliance of the relevant rules and regulations
  • Identify potential decision-making strategies in dealing with possible misconduct
  • Develop effective communication techniques to manage compliance conversations
Target Audience
  • Individuals
    • New entrants: Compliance Offiers, Dealers, Trading Representatives, Risk Management Officers, Fund Managers and Analysts.
  • Companies
    • Fund management companies, stockbroking firms, investment banks,  alternative financing platforms, startups, exchanges, public listed companies
Programme Outline
Registration
Thinking Frameworks and Fundamentals
  • A framework for thinking
  • The need for thinking skills
  • Enhancing thinking skills
  • Dealing with compliance issues
Screen Break
Essentials of Problem Solving and Decision Making
  • Data gathering
  • Analysis
  • Decision making strategies
  • Overseeing the application of and conformance with the relevant rules and regulations
Lunch
Communication for Better Workplace Efficiency
  • Listening skills crucial to the compliance function
  • Communication in context
  • Verbal and written communication and effectiveness
  • Bringing compliance issues to the attention of the BOD and management
Screen Break
Managing Effective Compliance Conversations
  • Managing effective compliance conversations
  • Handling difficult conversations
  • Effective use of digital communication
  • Choosing the right communication channels
End of Programme

Networking and Relationship Building in Compliance

Overview  The compliance unit is essential in any capital market intermediary as it serves to ensure that everyone working in the capital market intermediary adheres to laws and regulation. In order to carry out its function effectively, the compliance unit should establish a strong network and relationship with internal and external parties to ensure the smooth running of the business at the same time comply with laws and regulations. The course will enable participants to create networking opportunities and build relationships with both internal and external parties to enable meaningful conversations on compliance to be carried out. This course introduces techniques and strategies to build confidence in networking among various stakeholders. Participants will take part in discussions, interactive tasks and role plays to immediately put into practice the techniques and strategies taught.
Objective Participants will be able to build effective networks between compliance unit and various stakeholders and avoid the common pitfalls when building business relationships.
Learning Outcomes By the end of this programme, participants will be able to:
  • Describe the general concept of business networking and its importance in the compliance fraternity
  • Explain the process of starting effective networking relationships and building up rapport with counterparties
  • Discuss the common pitfalls when building business relationships among different stakeholders
  • Apply the appropriate techniques when asking questions to counterparties
  • Articulate the importance of establishing meaningful business relationships and effective stakeholder engagement
Target Audience
  • Individuals
    • For aspiring compliance professionals & all employees in the capital market: Compliance Offiers, Dealers, Trading Representatives, Risk Management Officers, Fund Managers and Analysts.
  • Companies
    • Fund management companies, stockbroking firms, investment banks,  alternative financing platforms, startups, exchanges, public listed companies
Programme Outline
Registration
Essentials of Networking
  • General concept of networking in business
  • Networking needs for compliance
    • Internal network
    • External network
  • Networking for compliance role: professional networking vs social networking vs personal networking
    • Similarities and differences in networking practices among different networks
Preparation in Establishing Network
  • Examining existing network
    • External: Regulators, counterparts in the industry, professional association, social media networks
    • Internal: Management, Board of Directors, internal departments
    • Professional associations
    • Online/social media networks
Screen Break
Building Effective Networking
  • How to initiate communication based on types of networking
  • Tailoring communication style and delivery method according to network type
  • Asking questions effectively
    • What to ask during networking sessions?
    • What not to ask during networking sessions?
    • Open ended vs close ended
  • Common pitfalls to avoid during communication
Role play: Initiate conversations during networking sessions using effective questioning techniques based on types relationships
Lunch
Expanding and Strengthen Network
  • Building-up rapport with new network
  • Managing existing networks and working relationships
  • Networking events and expectations
    • Face-to-face etiquette and best practices
    • Online etiquette and best practices
  • Building Meaningful Relationships
    • Importance of building meaningful relationships
    • Key to a lasting relationship in business
  • Managing network among crucial stakeholders
    • Regulator
    • Board of Directors
    • Management
Screen Break
Making Effective Stakeholder Engagement
  • Perform stakeholder analysis to identify their needs and concerns
  • Stakeholder Engagement Continuum
  • How to persuade and influence various stakeholders in getting buy-ins?
Role play: Networking with different types of stakeholders by them?
End of Programme
This programme is designed to give insights and equip participants in the capital market with an in-depth understanding and approaches in dealing with compliance issues through real-life case studies and scenarios ranging from essential Compliance concepts, functions, approaches, tools and skillsets on capital market laws, principles and regulatory requirements, technical areas, and general activities of intermediaries.
1 Case Studies Series

Case Studies Series

 
Recommended learning hours 180 minutes (60 minutes for each case)
Overview The 3 cases studies briefly explain the facts in relation compliance issues faced by compliance officers today. Analyse and discuss each situation and its practical in approaching a regulatory breach from a compliance perspective.
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Gain a better understanding of governance, risk, compliance and ethics
  2. Relate the fundamental reasons for compliance to capital markets
  3. Show the costs of, and the benefits brought by, compliance
  4. Gain a better understanding of the role and objectives of compliance
  5. Demonstrate how compliance meets these objectives
  6. Show how compliance provides assurance, both internally and externally
  7. Develop knowledge of the thinking and communications skills needed by compliance professionals
  8. Identify areas where communications are required
  9. Escalation and reporting requirements
  10. How to handle breaches, who to involve, and external requirements
Case This programme will cover:
  1. Wells Fargo: Corporate Governance, Risk and Compliance Failings
    • Amazon data breach: Compliance Officer Functions
    • Credit Suisse poor investment credit risk due diligence: Establishing and Monitoring Compliance
  2. Thinking and Communication Skills – How to be an Effective Compliance Officer

Communities of Practice (Real Life Scenarios)

 
Recommended learning hours 120 minutes (3 scenarios per group, presentation of 10 mins per group)
Overview This programme primarily gives an overview on the compliance concepts and issues from real life scenarios perspective and the practical approaches that a compliance officer can take in managing them effectively.
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:
  1. Describe the anti-bribery and corruption requirements of reporting institutions in capital market
  2. Recognise the ESG agenda and its potential implications for all companies, particularly those who are regulated and/or listed
  3. Explain the use of derivatives in derivatives trading
  4. Examine the importance in providing proper client advisory based on customer suitability
  5. Assessing whether a candidate satisfy the Fit & Proper criteria for conducting regulated activities
  6. Recognise the balance between risk and return and investment suitability based on customers’ risk profile, needs and investment horizon.
  7. Distinguish the different capital raising options and the main pros and cons
  8. Discuss the issues around licensing requirements in a country and cross-border basis
  9. Outline the role of SIDREC and the complaints that can be brought to the SIDREC for dispute resolution and its limitations
  10. Identifying red flags of a specific example of money laundering
  11. Discuss on the need of having effective policies to manage potential conflict of interest to safeguard sensitive information
  12. Recognise the importance of information security reporting requirements and the implications of not reporting breaches to the regulators and exchange on a timely basis
  13. Describe fair dealing with customers in accordance with the Code of Ethics and Code of Conduct for Capital Markets
  14. Identifying ransomware red flags as part of cybersecurity awareness
  15. Recognise the application of a data governance policy and the implications it will have on the organisation.
  16. Indicate the implications of not performing and reporting reviews on a timely basis
  17. Explain the concept of 3 lines of defence and the roles of, and expectations of, a compliance and the role of compliance
  18. Infer the AML/CFT requirements and how they tie to sanctions additional challenges posed by digital onboarding
  19. Recognise the role of the compliance function, the issues faced by it and how it can add value to an organisation
  20. Deliberate the different factors, we need to consider in relation to data management
Scenarios This programme will cover:
  1. Anti-bribery and Corruption
  2. Environmental, Social and Governance
  3. Derivatives
  4. Client Advisory
  5. Fit & Proper Criteria
  6. Overview of Risk and Return and Investment Suitability
  7. Capital Raising
  8. Regulated Activities and Permitted Activities
  9. Going to Securities Industry Dispute Resolution Center (SIDREC)
  10. Anti-Money Laundering
  11. Managing Chinese Walls and Personal Account Dealing Policies
  12. Timely Reporting of Breaches
  13. Treating Customers Fairly: Engaging in Unfair Market Practices
  14. Identifying Ransomware
  15. Data Governance
  16. Reporting of Reviews
  17. The Compliance Role
  18. AML/CFT, Sanctions and Digital Onboarding
  19. The Compliance Role – Cost or Benefit?
  20. Managing Customer Data
Before registering, please go through the programme Handbook and Terms and Conditions that are accessible through this page’s Download section
1 eLearning Course

eLearning Course

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