Author Archives: Ella-Mae OSullivan
Strengthening integrity compliance across DFI investments
Development finance institutions (DFIs) operate in some of the world’s most complex and sensitive markets....
Applying the Transparency in Supply Chains guidance to 2025 modern slavery reporting
For the 2025 financial year, companies reporting under Section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act...
Aligning anti-bribery and ‘failure to prevent’ fraud controls: avoiding duplication while strengthening systems
Recent developments in UK economic crime legislation have prompted many organisations to re-examine how fraud...
Why a strong whistleblowing system matters for corporate compliance
A robust whistleblowing system is a central component of effective corporate compliance. Legislation such as the UK...
What the proposed UK forced labour framework could mean for businesses
The UK could soon move from a transparency-based modern slavery regime to a mandatory human...
New SFO compliance guidance: from paper to practice
In keeping with the recent reform of corporate criminal liability under the Economic Crime and Corporate...
Ukrainian defence-tech companies: Managing corruption and fraud risks in global partnerships
Since February 2022, Ukrainian defence-tech companies have been operating on a completely new footing. The...
Effective anti-bribery and corruption training: what really changes behaviour
Most organisations can demonstrate that they provide anti-bribery and corruption (ABC) training. Far fewer, however,...
Ethics, compliance and sustainability trends shaping business in 2026
As we enter 2026, businesses are facing a challenging economic outlook amid a turbulent geopolitical...
Are companies building the wrong castle?
GoodCorporation’s latest business ethics debate at the House of Lords explored whether companies have the...
Insights from COP30: what businesses need to know
COP30 was widely described as the “COP of implementation”, yet the conditions for driving real-world...
