Yearly Archives: 2012

Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index helps UK businesses fight corruption

Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index, published today, paints a very real picture of the business...

Ethical challenges in the defence sector

The latest discussion in GoodCorporation’s Business Ethics Debate series, held at the House of Lords,...

Watching out for whistleblowers

Businesses striving to establish an ethical corporate culture are encouraged to set up an effective...

Ensuring that a business is run ethically, does it add value or cost?

GoodCorporation’s second Business Ethics Debate to be held in Paris looked at whether or not...

GoodCorporation welcomes anti-corruption study

Corruption in the defence sector costs an estimated $20bn per annum. So Transparency International’s (TI)...

Why failing to have an anti-bribery policy is a risky strategy

When the UK’s bribery laws were amended last summer, for the first time in over...

A fine balance

David Green, the new head of the Serious Fraud Office, has confirmed that his organisation...

Logistics groups at risk from Bribery Law

Half of the world’s biggest logistics companies are putting themselves and customers at risk of...

How can businesses bridge the ‘ethics gap’?

According to business leaders, politicians and much of the media, the corporate world has taken...

Can the City be Changed?

The so-called Shareholder Spring and subsequent city scandals have led to much talk about reforming...

What’s next for the banking sector?

If Bob Diamond’s resignation is “the first step towards a culture of responsibility” in the...

How can businesses bridge the ethics gap?

GoodCorporation commented on the CGMA survey on business ethics. The results of the survey showed...