Anti-corruption

With so much to look back on over the last year, we’re wrapping up 2019 with 12 notable achievements of our world business organisation.

ICC has received the 2019 Compliance and Ethics Award, bestowed by the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE) for the past 15 years in recognition of those who have made a significant contribution in the field of compliance and ethics.

The International Chamber of Commerce Business Action to Stop Counterfeiting and Piracy (BASCAP) initiative has released its first a report on Promoting and Protecting Intellectual Property in Vietnam.

Co-organised by International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the International Bar Association (IBA), the Pre-International Competition Network (Pre-ICN) Forum took place in Colombia with a special focus on antitrust policy and enforcement in Latin America.

Companies must go beyond corporate social responsibility (CSR) and become anti-corruption champions to secure inclusive growth for all.

In our increasingly connected world, the net benefits of globalisation are often undermined by corruption and other types of unethical decision-making. Here’s what the world business organization is doing to foster fair and inclusive economies.

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the world business organization, has released a practical guide on how to create successful outsourcing solutions—available free of charge for download.

Billed as an event to “Meet the Enforcers”, an array of United States (US) agents and prosecutors active in tackling corruption and fraud in Brazil descended onto Sao Paulo last week to discuss cooperating in effective anti-corruption strategies with ICC Brazil and local business executives.

International Anti-corruption Day on 9 December aims to stem the scourge of corruption through awareness raising. To join the celebration of doing business with integrity, ICC has launched a comprehensive Business Integrity Compendium to reinforce responsible business conduct around the world.

With the 15th annual International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC) Miami Conference quickly approaching, we are spotlighting some of the programme’s top-line issues slated for discussion. Here to outline their stance on the matter of compliance in arbitration are Linklaters Head of Latin American Arbitration Christian Albanesi and United States Head of Litigation and Government Investigations Adam Lurie.