Tan Sri Dzulkifli bin Haji Ahmad, the third and former Chief Commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), has launched Amlac Academy, an Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Corruption Academy in Malaysia. Driven by his lifelong passion for eradicating corruption and promoting governance excellence, Amlac Academy is dedicated to providing tailored programs, education, training, and research aimed at fostering integrity and combating corruption.

Among its flagship offerings is the Professional Diploma in Corporate Anti-Corruption Management (PD CAM), a six-month diploma program designed using industrial training methods and led by subject matter experts. This program is a collaborative effort between Amlac Academy, the Kuala Lumpur International Education Consortium (KLIEC), the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia School of Professional and Continuing Education (UTMSPACE), and the London Examinations Board (LEB).

“We are committed to shaping a future where financial systems are transparent, secure, and free from corruption,” said Tan Sri Dzulkifli bin Haji Ahmad, President of Amlac Academy. “This academy embodies our lifelong passion for fighting corruption, and we believe every professional must be equipped with the knowledge and tools to combat money laundering and corruption effectively. We are proud to offer our internationally recognized PD CAM program, conferred by the London Examinations Board, as a critical step in this mission.”

AMLAC ACADEMY’S FIRST CONVOCATION

The first batch of graduates from Amlac Academy included three prominent business owners who also hold senior positions in the corporate sector, such as CEOs, COOs, and CFOs. In a significant milestone, 17 graduates received their PD CAM scrolls at the prestigious House of Commons in London in November 2024. All graduates were recognized by the London Examinations Board (LEB), with certification acknowledged by the Association of Certified Professionals (ACP), London.

The PD CAM is a comprehensive six-month diploma program, totaling 36 credit hours, that covers vital topics such as Malaysian Anti-Corruption Law, Malaysian Anti-Money Laundering Law, Corruption Risk Management, Corporate Liability, and more. Designed for professionals and organizations seeking expertise in these critical areas, the program provides practical skills and knowledge to effectively address financial crimes and corruption.

Amlac Academy’s 2025 intake is now open for registration. Interested individuals or organizations can visit their official Facebook and LinkedIn pages or contact them directly at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more details.

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