anti-bribery
Adjective
Meaning
anti-bribery (not comparable)
Alternative form of antibribery
Examples
A bribe or other improper payment is not an acceptable way of doing business and exposes both the Company and you to criminal and civil liability under anti-bribery laws.
"Banks are required to comply with economic and trade sanctions, AML/CFT requirements, and anti-bribery and tax evasion regulations applicable in the jurisdiction(s) in which they operate, as well as with those in their home jurisdictions.
In addition to the FCPA, other anti-bribery legislation such as the U.K. Bribery Act or the Brazil Clean Company Act can be taken into consideration depending on a company’s regulatory exposure.
It is no secret that President Xi Jinping has sought a crackdown on local corruption, notably with his “Tigers and Flies” anti-bribery initiative, and foreigners are not exempt.
The Export Credits Guarantee Department introduced tough anti-bribery procedures in 2004, in an attempt to make sure that projects it supported were not tainted by corruption.
Time and resources will be needed in conducting these assessments, in setting out anti-bribery policies, and in reviewing and revising transaction approval procedures, and payment systems.