The new crop of compliance professionals beginning with the financial sector were charged by the Compliance Institute at its inaugural investiture. A new crop of Nigerian professionals, armed with the compliance culture, have been charged to give a boost to the war against corruption, money laundering and terrorism financing.The new crop of compliance professionals beginning with the financial sector were charged by the Compliance Institute, Nigeria (CIN) through an oath of allegiance sworn at its inaugural investiture ceremony in Lagos.With over 900 pioneer members cutting across three membership categories of Fellow, Compliance Institute, Nigeria (FCIN), Associate, Compliance Institute, Nigeria (ACIN) and Designate Compliance Professional (DCP), CIN is set to encourage, promote and revive the consciousness for compliance within and outside the financial industry in the country.
