Bribery and corruption are pervasive issues that affect communities worldwide, undermining economic development, distorting markets and eroding trust in public institutions.
Organisations may unintentionally enable bribery and corruption through insufficient internal controls and compliance measures. This lack of oversight allows corrupt practices to flourish, with illicit funds moving through corporate channels unnoticed, costing the global economy an estimated 5 trillion annually1. Addressing these challenges requires robust anti-bribery and corruption solutions that can effectively mitigate risks, promote transparency and ensure accountability across all sectors.
Anti-bribery compliance is crucial for safeguarding your business's integrity and sustainability. LexisNexis® Risk Solutions offers advanced solutions designed to streamline your compliance efforts, automate due diligence, and manage risk effectively.
A proprietary list of government-owned and government-linked corporations and businesses, as well as senior employees of those entities.
Family members and associates of sanctioned entities, branches and operational units of sanctioned banks and entities owned or controlled by subjects sanctioned by OFAC, the European Union or HMT.
Don't let bribery and corruption risks compromise your business. Contact us to discover how LexisNexis Risk Solutions can bolster your anti-bribery compliance efforts.
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