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A criminal – but not too much of one
At a recent training session, I was talking about the Bribery Act 2010. (Normally I try to stick quite closely to money laundering, on the basis that all crimes lead to laundering anyway, and if I start diverging into fraud, … Continue reading
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A bribe by any other name
The Bribery Act is everywhere at the moment – it even featured on “Today” on Radio 4 last Friday when it (the Act, not Radio 4) came into force. A while ago, as a little interlude in a content-heavy training … Continue reading









