Summarizing the results of the outgoing year, we once again recalled the main news and events in the field of preventing and combating corruption in Russia and in the world.

The U.S. Department of Justice has issued an updated enforcement policy for the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act's (FCPA) provisions for legal entities, providing leniency provisions for wrongdoing.

The UK has adopted an anti-corruption strategy for 2017-2022.

Baker & McKenzie has published a handbook containing information on the legal regulation of legal entities' liability in different countries.

Italy has passed a law on whistleblowing in the public and private sectors.

Argentina approved a bill that criminalizes legal persons for corruption offences and reveals the content of compliance programs that organizations need to adopt.

Canada's Foreign Bribery Act has been amended to prohibit "facilitation" payments.

Russia has issued a Decree amending a number of regulations concerning the submission of information on income and expenses, their verification and the exercise of other control as part of anti-corruption activities.

A draft law has been submitted to the State Duma providing for the addition to anti-corruption legislation of provisions on the protection of persons who have reported facts of corruption.

The European Parliament Research Center has published a report on the prevalence of corruption and anti-corruption measures in the European Union as a whole and in selected countries.

The Brazilian Federal Prosecutor's Office has presented a new guideline whose provisions should be followed by prosecutors when entering into leniency agreements for corruption.

In the context of the discussed possibility of introducing control over the expenditures of former officials in Russia, we looked at how anti-corruption declaration after dismissal from public service is applied in other countries and what are the difficulties in introducing such mechanisms.

Summarizing the results of the outgoing year, we once again recalled the main news and events in the field of preventing and combating corruption in Russia and in the world.

The U.S. Department of Justice has issued an updated enforcement policy for the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act's (FCPA) provisions for legal entities, providing leniency provisions for wrongdoing.

The UK has adopted an anti-corruption strategy for 2017-2022.

Baker & McKenzie has published a handbook containing information on the legal regulation of legal entities' liability in different countries.

Italy has passed a law on whistleblowing in the public and private sectors.

Argentina approved a bill that criminalizes legal persons for corruption offences and reveals the content of compliance programs that organizations need to adopt.

Canada's Foreign Bribery Act has been amended to prohibit "facilitation" payments.

Russia has issued a Decree amending a number of regulations concerning the submission of information on income and expenses, their verification and the exercise of other control as part of anti-corruption activities.

A draft law has been submitted to the State Duma providing for the addition to anti-corruption legislation of provisions on the protection of persons who have reported facts of corruption.

The European Parliament Research Center has published a report on the prevalence of corruption and anti-corruption measures in the European Union as a whole and in selected countries.

The Brazilian Federal Prosecutor's Office has presented a new guideline whose provisions should be followed by prosecutors when entering into leniency agreements for corruption.

In the context of the discussed possibility of introducing control over the expenditures of former officials in Russia, we looked at how anti-corruption declaration after dismissal from public service is applied in other countries and what are the difficulties in introducing such mechanisms.

Summarizing the results of the outgoing year, we once again recalled the main news and events in the field of preventing and combating corruption in Russia and in the world.

The U.S. Department of Justice has issued an updated enforcement policy for the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act's (FCPA) provisions for legal entities, providing leniency provisions for wrongdoing.

The UK has adopted an anti-corruption strategy for 2017-2022.

Baker & McKenzie has published a handbook containing information on the legal regulation of legal entities' liability in different countries.

Italy has passed a law on whistleblowing in the public and private sectors.

Argentina approved a bill that criminalizes legal persons for corruption offences and reveals the content of compliance programs that organizations need to adopt.

Canada's Foreign Bribery Act has been amended to prohibit "facilitation" payments.

Russia has issued a Decree amending a number of regulations concerning the submission of information on income and expenses, their verification and the exercise of other control as part of anti-corruption activities.

A draft law has been submitted to the State Duma providing for the addition to anti-corruption legislation of provisions on the protection of persons who have reported facts of corruption.

The European Parliament Research Center has published a report on the prevalence of corruption and anti-corruption measures in the European Union as a whole and in selected countries.

The Brazilian Federal Prosecutor's Office has presented a new guideline whose provisions should be followed by prosecutors when entering into leniency agreements for corruption.

In the context of the discussed possibility of introducing control over the expenditures of former officials in Russia, we looked at how anti-corruption declaration after dismissal from public service is applied in other countries and what are the difficulties in introducing such mechanisms.