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The two main global trends towards counteracting corruption
Global trends towards counteracting corruption
The UN estimates the annual volume of bribes in one trillion dollars. The world economy is losing another $ 2.6 trillion due to corruption. These funds account for more than five percent of global GDP.
Source: Finance. UA
Olena Makarenko, Senior Manager, Risk Consulting, Forensic, highlights the strengthening of regulatory requirements and preventive methods within companies as global anti-corruption trends.
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