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Technical Staff;October 15, 2024 Takeaways 1. The integrity of top management is directly linked to corruption and fraud risks, which are significant business risks. 2. Stakeholders must actively monitor management’s ethical commitment and follow company news to ensure transparency and accountability. 3. Red flags, such as a lack of transparency,...
October 9, 2024Mike J. Masoud Corruption can devastate any business, but its impact is often more severe for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Unlike large corporations, which may have the resources to recover from a scandal, SMEs are far more vulnerable to the financial and reputational damages caused by fraud...
Technical StaffOctober 7, 2024 In today’s interconnected global economy, businesses face an increasingly complex landscape of anti-corruption regulations. At the forefront of these regulations is the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), a U.S. law with far-reaching implications for companies operating internationally. As we move through 2024, the importance of robust...
Technical Staff; September 30, 2024The American Anti-Corruption Institute (AACI) is proud to have concluded the first season of The Edge: Anti-Corruption podcast series, featuring 28 insightful episodes that delve into the multifaceted issue of corruption. This series is designed to equip listeners with essential knowledge and practical tools to fight corruption at both individual...
Technical StaffSeptember 23, 2024 Key Points: Corruption extends beyond financial misconduct to human rights violations. The UN Sustainable Development Goals explicitly link anti-corruption efforts to just societies. The United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) plays a crucial role in addressing corruption’s impact on human rights. Institutionalizing anti-corruption measures directly supports...
Mike J. Masoud;September 13, 2024 Key Points: 1. Youth involvement is crucial for effective anti-corruption strategies 2. Young people are future leaders and decision-makers 3. Education on anti-corruption principles empowers youth to make informed decisions 4. Youth activism brings fresh perspectives and energy to anti-corruption efforts 5. Engaging youth can...
September 11, 2024Technical Staff The foundation of any organization’s effort to prevent corruption lies in the integrity of its leadership. When leaders embody the principles they advocate, their actions speak louder than their words, setting the tone for the entire organization. Effective leadership is more than just giving directions; it...
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