Omkoping en corruptie
Hoe bestrijden financiële instellingen omkoping en corruptie ?
Het is het eerste en enige internationale anticorruptie-instrument dat zich richt op het "aanbieden" van steekpenningen aan buitenlandse ambtenaren.
De 36 OESO-landen en acht niet-OESO-landen - Argentinië, Brazilië, Bulgarije, Colombia, Costa Rica, Peru, Peru, Zuid-Afrika en Rusland - hebben deze conventie aangenomen.
Wanneer vindt de corruptie plaats?
Wanneer een persoon (bijvoorbeeld een ambtenaar) activiteiten in stand houdt door steekpenningen aan te nemen om de belangen van individuen te verdedigen door gebruik te maken van hun gezag en status. De betaling of belofte van betaling aan een derde partij door het bedrijf is corruptie. Corruptie kan vele vormen aannemen: omkoping, fraude (bijv. vervalsing van gegevens), afpersing, verduistering, vriendjespolitiek. Het nalevingsprogramma van elk bedrijf moet details bevatten over hoe om te gaan met corruptie incidenten. De bescherming van een bedrijf en zijn reputatie is van het grootste belang.
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In today’s financial challenging environment, institutions are exposed to numerous economic abuses making it necessary to activate preventive measures to decrease the risks. Among these, money laundering (ML), terrorist financing (TF), corruption, insider dealing, emb...
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