ECCTA 2023 — Failure to Prevent Fraud
The corporate offence for large organisations under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 and the reasonable-procedures guidance.
- Issued by
- UK Home Office
- Applies in
- United Kingdom
- Edition
- offence in force 1 September 2025
- Area
- Anti-bribery, fraud & corporate crime
What an assessor reads first.
The headline requirements in Amoreg’s catalogue, in the issuer’s own numbering where it has one. They are where a review starts, not a transcription of the text.
- P1Top-level commitmentReasonable procedures
- P2Fraud risk assessmentReasonable procedures
- P3Proportionate risk-based prevention proceduresReasonable procedures
- P4Due diligenceReasonable procedures
- P5Communication and trainingReasonable procedures
- P6Monitoring and reviewReasonable procedures
How Amoreg keeps you on it.
Enable the ECCTA 2023 — Failure to Prevent Fraud and add UK Home Office’s pages as a monitor of your own. Every publication it records keeps its source, stage and date.
Inspector reads your policies against these 6 requirements every week and opens a finding wherever one falls short, citing the rule and drafting the fix. A person decides what is applied.
Each week
- Read UK Home Office’s pages
- Check the library against 6 requirements
- Open findings with drafted fixes
- Wait for a person to decide
Policy does not yet set out: top-level commitment
- Rule
- ECCTA 2023 — Failure to Prevent Fraud, P1
- Area
- Reasonable procedures
- Proposed by
- Inspector
- Decided by
- A named person, once reviewed
The same ground, elsewhere.
- US Foreign Corrupt Practices ActAnti-bribery and books-and-records provisions, assessed against the DOJ's Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs.United States · 4 controls
- ISO 37001 — Anti-bribery management systemsRequirements for establishing, implementing and improving an anti-bribery management system.Global · 6 controls
- ISO 37301 — Compliance management systemsThe certifiable standard for a compliance management system across all obligations.Global · 6 controls
Also in United Kingdom
- UK Money Laundering Regulations 2017The Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017.United Kingdom · 8 controls
- JMLSG GuidanceHM Treasury-approved guidance the courts must consider — the practical standard for UK financial sector AML.United Kingdom · 6 controls
- Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (Part 7)The money laundering offences, the regulated-sector duty to report, and the DAML consent regime.United Kingdom · 4 controls
- UK Sanctions Regime (SAMLA 2018 / OFSI)The Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018 regulations and OFSI reporting, licensing and enforcement expectations.United Kingdom · 5 controls
- Legal Sector Affinity Group AML GuidanceHM Treasury-approved guidance for law firms and independent legal professionals under the MLR 2017.United Kingdom · 5 controls
- CCAB AML Guidance for the Accountancy SectorAMLGAS — the approved guidance for accountants, auditors, tax advisers and insolvency practitioners.United Kingdom · 5 controls
Questions
Does Amoreg watch for changes to the ECCTA 2023 — Failure to Prevent Fraud?
Enable it and add the issuer’s pages as a monitor of your own. Every publication the Monitor records keeps its source, stage and date.
Can Amoreg check our policies against the ECCTA 2023 — Failure to Prevent Fraud?
Yes. Inspector reads your library against its requirements every week and opens a finding, with the rule it cites and a proposed fix, wherever a policy falls short. A person decides what is applied.
Which edition does Amoreg use?
The catalogue records offence in force 1 September 2025. Editions were last verified in August 2026, and the Monitor records new publications as they appear.