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Bribery: A Compliance Handbook (eBook)


ISBN13: 9781780436401
Published: June 2014
Publisher: Bloomsbury Professional
Country of Publication: UK
Format: eBook (ePub)
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Bribery: A Compliance Handbook is a practical guide to regulation in relation to corrupt practices. The book considers the safeguards and practical measures that organisations should put in place to prevent prosecution or regulatory action. It is a compliance text focussing on the requisite measures to be put into place by company directors and compliance officers to avoid liability.

This book is a reference point for those concerned with regulation of potentially corrupt activities. It covers the current bribery legislation in the UK and the domestic and international context within which it was enacted and reviews each of the principle offences and considers some case studies and issues that affect particular sectors.

The emphasis of the book is on preventative matters rather than defending subsequent prosecutions and will appeal not just to lawyers, but to compliance officers, non executive directors and others who are required to be aware of the provisions.

Bribery: A Compliance Handbook is essential reading for in-house and private practice lawyers advising clients in this area and for compliance officers or Board members, who post Bribery Act are ever more likely to be engaged with the difficult practical issues the new legislation gives rise to.

Subjects:
Company Law, Criminal Law, eBooks
Contents:
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 The global legal context
Chapter 3 Background to British bribery legislation
Chapter 4 The UK Bribery Act
Chapter 5 Active bribery
Chapter 6 Receipt of Bribes
Chapter 7 Section 6: Bribery of corrupt foreign public officials
Chapter 8 The corporate offence of failing to prevent bribes
Chapter 9 Overview of ‘Adequate procedures’ in practice
Chapter 10 Case Study: Lord Goldsmith on significance of the UK Bribery Act and Guidance for company managers
Chapter 11 Case study: corporate hospitality, the civil law of bribery, address commissions and facilitation payments
Chapter 12 Practical measures for corporate compliance
Chapter 13 The geographical factor and weak governance zones
Chapter 14 The sectoral factor
Chapter 15 Third party risk and corporate exposure
Chapter 16 Settlements and monitors.