MDBs are financial institutions funded by nations to boost economic development in countries needing assistance. When investigating wrongdoing on contracts, they have far-reaching powers, are not bound by borders and can impose heavy sanctions.
The possibility of multilateral development banks (MDBs) playing a leading role in tackling ESG (environmental, social and governance) violations was assessed by Rahman Ravelli.
With multilateral development banks (MDBs) maintaining a high level of enforcement activity during the COVID-19 pandemic, Rahman Ravelli assess their approach.
Financial crime specialists Rahman Ravelli wrote about the approach being taken by multilateral development banks towards companies’ compliance programmes.
Multilateral development banks’ strengthening of communication links between themselves and with law enforcement agencies is leading to greater information sharing, a Rahman Ravelli-hosted webinar hea...
When multilateral development banks (MDBs) identify corruption on their projects, they have a range of penalties at their disposal. But the common penalty imposed is debarment with conditional release...
With a recent court case having extended US prosecutors’ extraterritorial reach when it comes to tackling corruption, Rahman Ravelli wrote about the possible implications for those accused of wrongdoi...
The US Second Circuit’s rejection of an appeal by two FIFA executives convicted of honest services wire fraud is set to have major implications for prosecuting those involved in financial wrongdoing r...