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21-October-2010
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This White Paper supports the increased involvement and responsibilities of institutional investors in promoting good corporate governance practices in Latin America. It identifies some of the measures that stakeholders can take to support and enable institutional investors to further contribute to corporate governance improvements in the region.
This page contains all information relating to implementation of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention in the United States.
This page contains all information relating to implementation of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention in New Zealand.
Finland needs to take urgent steps to raise awareness among Finnish companies that they are criminally liable under Finnish law if they, or their local agents or subsidiaries on their behalf, bribe public officials when doing business abroad.
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions concerning FDI statistics collected by the OECD.
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This page contains all information relating to implementation of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention in Finland.
Discussions at this high-level event focused on the financial empowerment of individuals globally but with a particular focus on the Middle East North Africa region.
15-October-2010
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Collusion and corruption are distinct problems within public procurement, yet they may frequently occur in tandem, and have mutually reinforcing effect. They are best viewed, therefore, as concomitant threats to the integrity of public procurement. The distinctiveness of public procurement and its context makes the process particularly vulnerable to collusion and corruption, while also increasing the magnitude of harm that these
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15-October-2010
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Collusion and corruption are distinct problems within public procurement, yet they may frequently occur in tandem, and have mutually reinforcing effect. They are best viewed, therefore, as concomitant threats to the integrity of public procurement.The distinctiveness of public procurement and its context makes the process particularly vulnerable to collusion and corruption, while also increasing the magnitude of harm that these
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12-October-2010
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In addition to implementing traditional trade-related liberalisations such as tariff reductions, the CEFTA 2006 obliges the parties to undertake commitments related to investment policy. The investment-related clauses provide for non-discrimatory treatment of investments underpinned by the principle of national treatment.
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