Investigating bribery is an increasingly high priority for authorities around the world.
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Investigating bribery is an increasingly high priority for authorities around the world. If you or your company are the subjects of such an investigation you need to know how to respond – immediately.
Azizur Rahman
25 February 2014
According to more than half of accountants, The Bribery Act has failed to give businesses the confidence and will to prevent and tackle corruption. In this article, we consider why they may have this...
Nicola Sharp
2 December 2013
An international survey showed that a worrying number of companies worldwide had little knowledge of how to prevent bribery and corruption. Aziz Rahman explains why a little research into the risks ca...
Azizur Rahman
30 September 2013
The government has indicated that the Bribery Act may be reviewed to help small and medium-sized businesses’ compliance burden and clarify the issue of facilitation payments. But the real thrust of th...
Azizur Rahman
12 August 2013
Some of the world’s biggest and most famous companies and institutions have been heavily punished over the past 12 months for corrupt business dealings.
Azizur Rahman
22 July 2013
The UK government has found an extra £8M to help specialist anti-corruption teams and is looking to track down stolen assets across the Middle East. Anyone accused as a result of this latest initiativ...
Azizur Rahman
13 March 2013
Rolls-Royce, Europe’s largest maker of commercial aircraft engines, has appointed someone to review its anti-corruption procedures because allegations of bribery dating back many years have now come t...
Azizur Rahman
7 December 2012
A high-profile banking scandal can teach us about how and why wrongdoing should be reported.
Nicola Sharp
21 August 2012
But why the lack of happy returns for its users?Rahman Ravelli examines why The Bribery Act 2010 has not yet given prosecutors reason to party.