Last week, South African President Jacob Zuma resigned in a late-night address to the country. This week, politicians and pundits continue to reflect on what led to his downfall – which, even in the midst of scandal, never seemed certain.
Read MoreThe world’s largest builder of offshore oil rigs will pay $422 million in penalties after entering a guilty plea for bribery charges connected with the Petroleo Brasileiro (Petrobras) scandal.
Read MoreWhile many countries and their leaders are making strides against fraud and corruption, some national governments can’t seem to get out of their own way. Such appears to be the case right now in Mexico, where the Mexican government is accused of blocking its own anti-corruption initiatives that were launched earlier this year.
Read MoreMore evidence that compliance is a defining issue: A new rule requires any companies doing business with the state of Rio de Janeiro to implement an integrity program.
Read MoreThe news broke across Saudi Arabia and the world like a bombshell: A wide-ranging corruption sweep across the country had netted 11 princes, four sitting cabinet members and a dozen former government ministers. Among those detained included billionaire Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal.
Read MoreIn a recent blog, we discussed the first part of the process for getting ISO 37001:2016 certified. Today we will discuss the rest of the certification process, the path to getting your organisation better protected and fully in compliance.
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