by Sven Biermann, Craig Fagan · Published by Transparency International
Collective ActionBusiness Integrity Ethics and Compliance
Companies of all sizes increasingly recognize corruption as a risk reducing competitive advantage by increasing costs and damaging to sustainable growth. For Transparency International, anti-corruption and corporate transparency policies are essential to tackle the roots of corruption in corporations.
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