History
The IFCA was formed in Dublin on November 23, 2010. The objective of the organisation is to improve services to our respective members by pooling knowledge and sharing information on best practice regarding different business models and service offerings.
Membership is open only to not-for-profit associations and professional bodies that have a primary focus upon the promotion of compliance and or ethics and the career progression of their respective members. While some countries may have more than one professional body representing the compliance and ethics profession, there will be only one vote allocated to each jurisdiction despite the IFCA allowing more than one association per country being a member of the IFCA at any one time.
Members meet every two months via teleconference and then once a year face to face.
The purpose of IFCA is to be the global voice of the Compliance Profession. This means that a vital part of our work as a federation, is the sharing of knowledge, education standards and thought leadership thinking.
IFCA is actively seeking new members to be both inclusive of new ideas and thinking and to build resilience in countries where the profession of compliance is still developing.
We would encourage you to continue to visit this website as we increasingly share the information and publication from each of our member organisations.
To shift cultures and behaviours, everyone needs to be responsible for being compliant, and compliance professionals will lead the way in developing organisational resilience and ethical practice.
Membership is open only to not-for-profit associations and professional bodies that have a primary focus upon the promotion of compliance and or ethics and the career progression of their respective members. While some countries may have more than one professional body representing the compliance and ethics profession, there will be only one vote allocated to each jurisdiction despite the IFCA allowing more than one association per country being a member of the IFCA at any one time.
Members meet every two months via teleconference and then once a year face to face.
The purpose of IFCA is to be the global voice of the Compliance Profession. This means that a vital part of our work as a federation, is the sharing of knowledge, education standards and thought leadership thinking.
IFCA is actively seeking new members to be both inclusive of new ideas and thinking and to build resilience in countries where the profession of compliance is still developing.
- We give one global voice for Compliance professionals and other stakeholders.
- We provide global professional recognition.
- We facilitate international professional networks and access to best practices.
- We use the power of the group to lead the Compliance debate.
We would encourage you to continue to visit this website as we increasingly share the information and publication from each of our member organisations.
To shift cultures and behaviours, everyone needs to be responsible for being compliant, and compliance professionals will lead the way in developing organisational resilience and ethical practice.