The Corruption Crackdown: Companies are Increasingly Taking a Zero-Tolerance Approach to Bribery As the Cost of Walking Away from a Contract Pales Into Insignificance Relative to the Penalties for Wrongdoing (Ethics)
Financial Management (UK) 2011, April
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Beschreibung des Verlags
Austrian Peter Loscher, the first non-German to head engineering giant Siemens, is one of a new breed of chief executives behind a worldwide crackdown on bribery and corruption. Loscher took over when the previous board quit in the wake of a scandal that cost the company [euro]2.5bn in fines and fees. Since then, he has transformed the way it tackles bribery and corruption. He has provided fresh leadership and set out new anti-corruption regulations, while the compliance team has grown from 170 to nearly 600 to ensure the company's rules are adhered to.
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