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Managing Corruption Risk In The Real World
Recent developments in anti-corruption legislation, particularly in the US and the UK, have substantially increased the risks for global companies which leave bribery and corruption unchecked anywhere in their business. Unlimited fines, seizure of
Read More »Risk assess the pros and cons of Self Reporting
The Bribery Act throws up interesting problems. Most corporates will put in place ‘Adequate Procedures’ to prevent bribery. Successful implementation of these procedures will sometimes lead to awareness of a potential bribery
Read More »Study: NJ Doing Best on Anti-Corruption Measures
State governments lack transparency and accountability to citizens and remain at high risk for corruption, according to a new study of all 50 statehouses. The state doing the best? New Jersey. Not a single state
Read More »Indexing Personal Danger
On the Risk Management Monitor last month from Christine Kane talked about the most dangerous countries for expats to work in. Listed were Iraq, Colombia, Somalia, Afghanistan, and Pakistan
Read More »Anti-Corruption Risk Assessments for Global Business Organizations
Until recently, many global companies likely felt little need to conduct anti-corruption risk assessments. But that has changed dramatically, due in part, to the OECD’s 2010 good practice anti-corruption standards, which deemed risk assessment
Read More »Issues relating to bribery and corruption in M&A transactions
The anti corruption movement is perhaps the most enduring symbol of the year 2011 in India, and is likely to dominate popular dialogue for the years to come. Although the connection between corruption and
Read More »The ethical dilemma: Saying no to corruption
Normally, financial corruption between the public sector and the private sector is condemned on moral and legal grounds. This is what we said in the first part of this article and then we also
Read More »Global Anti-bribery and Corruption Survey 2011
Bribery and corruption exist in all parts of the world in varying degrees. KPMG International commissioned a survey of 214 executives in the U.S. and the UK to identify their most vexing anti-bribery and
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