Corruption — Moral, Ethical, Financial and Legal Implications
A grounding in why corruption matters — its moral and ethical stakes, its financial cost, and the legal exposure it creates for organizations and individuals.
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Everything tagged Anti-Corruption & Fraud, drawn from across the site.
A grounding in why corruption matters — its moral and ethical stakes, its financial cost, and the legal exposure it creates for organizations and individuals.
A hands-on, two-day workshop that walks you through designing, documenting and implementing a risk-based anti-corruption compliance program for your organization.
A working checklist for identifying and managing corruption risk in domestic and cross-border transactions, from due diligence to deal close.
A practical, open-source approach to verifying third parties — screening partners, suppliers and agents for corruption risk using publicly available information.
Donate templates, guides, reports or best practices to the free CCEAC Database.
Write for our audience on ethics, compliance and anti-corruption.
Join our "Ask the Experts" panel and answer questions from the community.
Author courses for our learning platform and share in the revenue they generate.
Get hands-on experience through applied research and practical projects.
CEEA — the Centro Ecuatoriano de Excelencia Anticorrupción — opened in February 2020 with seven universities, the CERES consortium and the Canadian embassy.
Work is underway on a single home for every compliance resource CCEAC has gathered — searchable, free, and open to contributions.
Partner on collective action, and host of the mentoring program CCEAC takes part in.
The first international sister centre, launched in Quito in February 2020.
Supports the international replication of the CCEAC centre-of-excellence model.
The founding event for the Centro Ecuatoriano de Excelencia Anticorrupción, held with seven universities and the Canadian embassy.
Co-founded CCEAC and leads its day-to-day work.
Investigative and forensic accountant; chairs CCEAC's board.
Decades of international ethics and compliance experience.
Students worldwide working on real anti-corruption research and projects.
A growing family of centres of excellence, from Canada outward.
The first international sister centre, launched in Quito with seven universities and the Canadian embassy.
A mentoring partnership that strengthens collective-action initiatives worldwide.