24 – 28 Aug 2026 – London and Oxford, UK
Anti-Corruption, Asset Recovery & Institutional IntegrityScenario-based Workshops, Study Tours, and Peer Reviews
Email: info@tlfirst.com
Telephone: (UK) +44 208 663 6400
(Ng) +234 815 104 0000 / + 234 815 204 0000
Programme Introduction
Corruption diverts public resources, weakens institutions, and erodes the trust that governments and organisations depend on to function. Leaders across the public and private sectors are increasingly expected not just to comply with anti-corruption law, but to actively build cultures of integrity, trace and recover illicit assets, and protect the institutions they lead from reputational and financial harm.
This executive programme is designed for senior leaders who need to understand the legal, operational and leadership dimensions of anti-corruption and asset recovery work. Delivered through expert-led sessions, an international peer review, a UK study tour and executive networking, the programme equips participants to lead institutional integrity efforts with confidence and authority.
Programme Objectives
By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:
- Understand international anti-corruption legal frameworks, including UNCAC, the UK Bribery Act and the FCPA.
- Recognise the mechanics of beneficial ownership, shell companies and illicit financial flows.
- Understand the principles of asset tracing, freezing and international asset recovery.
- Lead anti-corruption efforts within government agencies and public institutions.
- Build a culture of ethics and integrity through leadership practice.
- Measure anti-corruption progress and report on it credibly.
- Design and implement effective whistleblowing frameworks and witness protection measures.
- Learn directly from UK enforcement and prosecution practitioners.
- Develop a practical leadership action plan for strengthening institutional integrity
Programme Structure
Day 1 — International Anti-Corruption Legal Frameworks: UNCAC, UK Bribery Act, FCPA.
Day 2 — Beneficial Ownership, Illicit Financial Flows and Asset Recovery.
Day 3 — Institutional Leadership: Ethics, Culture and Measuring Progress.
Day 4 — Whistleblowing, Witness Protection and UK Study Tour
Day 5 — Leadership Action Planning.
Venue and Learning Locations
The programme will be delivered in London and Oxford, including sessions at:
• TL First Leadership Academy, London, United Kingdom
• Selected UK executive, academic, innovation or institutional venues, including London and Oxford locations, subject to final programme arrangements
Study tours and peer review visits will be curated to align with the profile of the cohort and the strategic objectives of the programme.
Logistics
Visa invitation letters
Official letters confirming the event, venue and dates — issued promptly to support your application.
Accommodation
Hotel options at negotiated group rates, close to the London training venue.
Airport transfers
Ground transport and transfers arranged on request for a seamless arrival
A dedicated coordinator
One named point of contact from confirmation through to your return home.
Certificate
Participants will receive a Certificate in Anti-Corruption, Asset Recovery & Institutional Integrity.
Who Should Attend?
This programme is designed for senior leaders responsible for institutional integrity, including executive governors, honorable ministers, political appointees, senior civil servants, agency heads, corporate executives and compliance leaders.
Programme Fee
£3,000 per delegate
Reserve your place
Places are limited to keep the cohort senior and the simulations effective. Early-booking and group discounts apply.
