September 28, 2019

These are selected fraud and corruption news published during September 2019. Click on the topic to read more. You will find more stories posted daily (except weekend) on our Facebook and Twitter.

Ericsson Expects to Pay $1 Billion in U.S. Corruption Probes

The war against corruption in Latin America is in trouble

Three steps towards corruption-free sustainable development

Indonesian students rally against changes to corruption law

Nissan Charged with Fraud by U.S. Government

Honduras: How a surge of corruption scandals has fueled political crisis

EU backs Romania’s corruption fighter as new chief prosecutor

US withdraws $100M from Afghanistan project, citing nation’s corruption

Nissan’s challenges post-Saikawa

Swiss anti-corruption efforts convince oversight body

A critical moment to think about governance opportunities

IMF: Combating Graft Key Element For Any New Ukraine Loan

Saudi Arabia’s Nazaha, UNDP sign MoU to fight corruption

The IMF post-Lagarde: how to keep up anti-corruption momentum

Lebanon PM says accelerating reforms to rein in public debt: CNBC

The Cost Of Corruption

Iraq hands over senior military officers to court on corruption charges

Wall Street Is Shrugging Off Allegations of GE Accounting Fraud

The Laundromat — money laundering’s vicious cycle exposed