At the end of 2014, OECD released its first ever Foreign Bribery Report. The report is an analysis of the crime of bribery. We learn about who is bribing, who is receiving the bribe, what the cost of the bribe is, how bribes are being paid, where bribes are being paid, where the bribers are […]
Read MoreArgentina ‘seriously non-compliant’ with OECD Anti-Bribery Convention
Argentina has been criticised by the OECD for its efforts to fight foreign bribery. The OECD said the country still had no law to punish firms for foreign bribery and it was “seriously non-compliant with key articles of the Anti-Bribery Convention”. The OECD said during a site visit to the country by its Working Group […]
Read MoreOECD Foreign Bribery Report
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) released its Foreign Bribery Report (Report) this week. The Report is the OECD’s first ever analysis of foreign bribery on a global scale. The Report analyses 427 legal cases involving companies (164 cases) and individuals (263 cases) who allegedly bribed foreign public officials in one or more […]
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