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The ICC Commission on Corporate Responsibility and Anti-corruption, successor to the ICC Anti-Corruption Commission, has reviewed the questionnaire provided with the Public Consultation Document and submits to the OECD replies and information deemed of particular importance for business and for the furtherance of greater integrity in the business world.
If properly designed, a Global Pact for the Environment could play a valuable role in providing greater certainty and clarity as regards international environmental law.
Regulamento da CCI como Autoridade de Nomeação em arbitragens UNCITRAL ou em outras arbitragens, em vigor desde 1° de janeiro 2018
This ICC report is a tool to help businesses protect their trade secrets in light of recent pioneering legislation in the EU and US, explaining the requirements brought by the new laws but also the practical measures that companies everywhere can put into place to ensure protection.
The Report of the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR on Emergency Arbitrator Proceedings analyses all aspects, including procedural and substantive issues that may arise in emergency arbitrator (“EA”) proceedings, in order to identify and examine any emerging trends and to facilitate the use of EA proceedings through increased transparency and predictability.
The Wolfsberg Group, ICC and BAFT Trade Finance Principles outline the standards for the control of financial crime risks (FCRs) associated with Trade Finance activities. Last updated in 2017, this updated edition adds guidance on the specific application of controls by banks in the context of open account trade transactions. More specifically, they elaborate on receivables purchase techniques, as defined by the Global Supply Chain Finance Forum. They also provide recommendations on the application of controls by banks in the context of financial institutions trade loans (FITL), also known as bank-to-bank trade loans.
ICC, as the world business organization, representing more than 45 million companies in over 100 countries, releases business recommendations for an Accredited Tax Payers programme.
ICC, as the world business organization, representing more than 45 million companies in over 100 countries, works to promote the market economy system, responsible business conduct and a global approach to regulation. In the area of taxation, ICC seeks to promote transparent and non-discriminatory treatment of foreign investments and earnings that eliminate tax obstacles to cross-border trade and investment.
ICC, as the world business organization, representing more than 45 million companies in over 100 countries, publishes international best practices and guidance on VAT implementation.
ICC, as the world business organization, representing more than 45 million companies in over 100 countries, works to promote responsible business conduct and a global approach to regulation. In the area of taxation, ICC seeks to promote transparent and non-discriminatory treatment of foreign investments and earnings that eliminate tax obstacles to cross-border trade and investment.
