The Superintendency of the Securities Market of the Dominican Republic has published an update on an executive training session on regulatory compliance and bribery prevention, after which its senior leadership signed an institutional declaration of commitment on those matters. The initiative was framed around ISO 37001 and ISO 37301, which set standards for anti-bribery and compliance management systems, and forms part of the authority's strategic plan to strengthen internal processes, transparency and certified areas. The workshop covered a diagnostic review of the anti-bribery compliance system, including internal policies, risk management and the scope of certification. It also addressed relevant legal changes, including the entry into force of the new Criminal Code and its provisions on corruption and public administration, and outlined the critical path toward certification, with emphasis on public offering processes, prevention, investigation of offences and institutional procurement.