Anti-corruption

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.

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.

Today, the world observes the United Nations Anti-Corruption Day under the theme “United against corruption for development, peace and security”. International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) National Committees, national bodies comprising leading companies and business associations, join the global campaign focusing on corruption as one of the biggest impediments to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

In honour of Anti-corruption day, an international day observed by the United Nations (UN), here are six tools ICC has developed for businesses to challenge corruption and establish integrity across today’s global markets.

The International Chamber of Commerce has issued a statement in response to the communiqué issued at the end of the London anti-corruption summit.

As British Prime Minister David Cameron plays host to a major international anti-corruption summit in London today, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has outlined two anti-corruption priorities it hopes to be addressed at the event.

International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) representatives joined over 200 business leaders from across the globe at the B20 Anti-corruption Forum in Beijing.