GLOBAL CORE · LOCAL OVERLAYS

One fund industry. Different regulatory contexts.

Mandate One separates globally relevant professional capability from jurisdiction-specific rules so learners receive useful content without misleading claims.

COVERAGE MODEL

Global foundations, researched locally.

Every jurisdiction module should be reviewed against current primary sources and maintained through a documented update cycle.

01

Singapore

Primary launch jurisdiction covering fund management, conduct, AML/CFT, governance and relevant CPD frameworks.

Launch priority
02

Hong Kong

SFC-regulated firms and individuals, CPT records, ethics/compliance and asset-management practice.

Launch priority
03

Australia

Responsible entities, AFSL environments, investment governance, conduct and operational resilience.

Phase 2
04

Malaysia

Capital-markets and fund-management learning with Securities Commission Malaysia context.

Phase 2
05

UAE

DIFC/DFSA and ADGM/FSRA-oriented modules for a growing international fund and wealth hub.

Phase 2
06

United Kingdom

FCA-regulated asset management, governance, conduct and operational-risk themes.

Phase 3
07

Luxembourg & Ireland

European fund domiciles, management companies, delegation, oversight and cross-border operations.

Phase 3
08

United States

Investment advisers, private funds, compliance programmes and federal regulatory context.

Phase 3
09

Canada

Provincial securities regulation, investment-fund management and registrant learning.

Phase 3
10

Thailand

Future local module subject to Thai regulatory expertise, market demand and language requirements.

Future coverage
WHAT IS GLOBAL

Capability travels. Legal detail does not.

Private markets, portfolio risk, valuation governance, cyber resilience, AI governance, outsourcing and due-diligence principles can be taught globally. Licensing rules, prescribed hours, recognised activities and formal accreditation must be stated by jurisdiction and kept current.