Technical StaffJuly 25, 2023The government is legally required to “develop and implement or maintain effective, coordinated anti-corruption policies that promote the participation of society and reflect the principles of the rule of law, proper management of public affairs and public property, integrity, transparency and accountability. ” – Article 5(1) of...
Technical Staff May 23, 2023In today’s complex business landscape, the critical issue of corruption looms as a persistent threat. Its damaging impact can erode trust, impair reputations, undermine human rights, wipe out innovation, and pave the way for money laundering and financing terrorism: it is the cancer of nations and...
Technical StaffApril 25, 2023The following list of common red flags may indicate fraudulent behavior. However, they may not always mean fraud, but they may help identify potential risks and assess whether further investigation is warranted.1. Unusual behavior: A fraudster may exhibit unusual behavior, such as working odd hours, taking frequent vacations, or...
Technical staffApril 24, 2023AbstractIn this piece, we delve into the reasons behind a nation’s inability to succeed, focusing on internal and external factors. Factors that originate internally, such as weak institutions, corruption, and conflict, can all act as obstacles to a country’s growth and prosperity. In addition, external events, including...
Mike J. Masoud, CACM, CFE, MBAMarch 9, 2023Once upon a time, in a distant land, a company was known for its high ethical standards and solid values. The company had a stellar reputation in the community, and people looked to it as a role model for other businesses to emulate....
Organizations must assess corruption risks regularly to identify potential vulnerabilities, implement appropriate preventive measures, and ensure that their systems and controls are robust and effective. Failure to do so can have serious consequences, including legal and reputational damage, financial loss, and a loss of stakeholder trust and confidence.
Technical StaffFebruary 21, 2023Anti-Corruption Compliance PolicyPurposeThis Anti-Corruption Compliance Policy provides guidelines for our organization to comply with the Anti-Corruption Policy. This policy is designed to prevent, deter, and detect corruption, fraud, and bribery within our organization and among its stakeholders. It also aims to bolster our corporate culture and values. Policy...
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