The biggest corruption scandal in Latin America’s history
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The effective fight against corruption requires proper anti-corruption knowledge and skills. Decision makers need to be qualified! Stop investing in ignorance. The AACI is the only organization all over the world that targets decision makers to help them deter, prevent, and detect fraud and corruption through the methodical management anti-corruption...
Set the Proper Tone at the Top Executive management and those charged with governance should unequivocally make it clear to employees and stakeholders that they will not tolerate corruption. Their deeds should always support their assertions regarding corruption averse business practices. Otherwise, corruption will hit somewhere in the organization’s operations...
Definition: A fraud and corruption prevention policy is a formal, written statement recording the entity’s attitude and response to fraud and corruption. The policy could be standalone or included within the code of ethics. It should state clearly what the organization expects from its employees regarding fraud and corruption. A...
It is indisputable that executive management and those charged with governance do need the cutting-edge knowledge and skills to prevent and deter fraud and corruption. In almost all corruption cases, there are honest decision makers who were not aware of nature, type, and dynamics of corrupt and fraudulent acts going...
L. Burke Files, president of the American Anti-Corruption Institute (AACI), notes that many instances of game-fixing are facilitated by individuals and organizations seeking to launder money obtained through illegal operations.
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