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The Legal Implications of Providing Hospitality to Foreign Officials
Business hospitality can support legitimate relationship-building, explain complex products, and help public-sector decision-makers evaluate a proposal. Meals,…
Preventing Kickback Schemes in Large Infrastructure Projects
Large infrastructure projects combine public money, complex contracts, political influence, and long delivery timelines. Roads, ports, power plants, rail…
Understanding Necessity and Proportionality in Bribery Cases
Bribery charges often arise from payments, gifts, facilitation arrangements, or other benefits provided in circumstances that appear urgent or commercially…
How to Create a Country-Specific Anti-Corruption Handbook for Your Sales Team
A sales team working across borders needs more than a general code of conduct. Representatives must understand how local business customs, public-sector…
How the World Bank’s Integrity Vice Presidency Shapes Global Sanctions
The World Bank’s Integrity Vice Presidency, commonly known as INT, is a central actor in the international response to fraud, corruption, collusion, coercion,…
Corruption risks in pharmaceutical dealings with government doctors
Pharmaceutical companies rely on government doctors in many parts of the world to prescribe medicines, advise ministries, conduct clinical research, sit on…
Why AML checks matter for anti-corruption compliance
Corruption and money laundering are closely connected business risks. Bribes, embezzled funds, kickbacks, and proceeds from fraud must be moved, disguised, or…
Step-by-step procedure for investigating an internal fraud allegation
An internal fraud allegation can involve theft, falsified records, conflicts of interest, procurement manipulation, bribery, payroll abuse, expense fraud, or…
Legal Risks of Using Intermediaries in Russian Federation Public Contracts
Intermediaries are common in complex public-sector transactions. A company may use a local consultant to identify tenders, a customs broker to import…
Designing Anti-Corruption E-Learning for Remote Employees
Remote work changes how employees communicate, approve transactions, handle documents, and interact with customers, suppliers, and public officials. An…
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