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Anti Bribery - Associated Persons and Due Diligence
This microlearning course on Associated Persons and Due Diligence is part of our Anti-Bribery and Corruption curriculum. The course is designed to offer a deeper understanding of associated persons and the importance of due... Read More »
Anti Bribery- Gifts & Hospitality Challenge
This immersive online training course puts the user in the heart of a situation in which gifts and hospitality are offered to a fictitious character Naomi at a supplier's new product launch. During the event you will have... Read More »
Anti Bribery - Interacting with Public Officials
This microlearning course on Interacting with Public Officials is part of our Anti-Bribery and Corruption curriculum. Delivered in an engaging, gamified format, the course enables learners to gain an understanding of bribery... Read More »
Anti Bribery - International Legislation
This microlearning course on International Legislation is a core Take 5 within our Anti-Bribery and Corruption curriculum. The course is designed to offer a deeper understanding of international anti-bribery legislation -... Read More »
Anti Bribery Essentials
Bribery is bad news for business, society and the economy, which is why the government has taken tough action to combat it. The Bribery Act of 2010 makes it a criminal offence for anyone to give or take a bribe. The Act doesn't... Read More »
Anti-Bribery and Corruption (Working Globally)
This online training course offers an in-depth and detailed look at anti-bribery practices across the world. The course also covers additional international bribery threats that may be encountered whilst working abroad and... Read More »
Anti-Bribery and Corruption Adaptive Learning
Set in an adaptive learning format, this course begins with an upfront assessment to help identify areas of weaknesses. The assessment helps tailor the course to the learners' needs. The adaptive learning approach is estimated... Read More »
Anti-Bribery and Corruption Diagnostic Assessment
This online training course is designed to test learner's knowledge on key topic areas of bribery and corruption and best practice. An AI-powered assessment, it measures the learner's understanding of the topic and offers... Read More »
Anti-Bribery and Corruption (Introduction)
This introductory online training course is designed to educate members of staff, prevent bribery and reduce the risks, and help protect your organisation should a breach of policy occur. The course carefully and thoroughly... Read More »
Beating Bribery
This online training course is presented in a gamified, role-playing format enabling learners to actively engage and become fully immersed in the course. Go behind the scenes as the Divisional Director at the fictitious corporation,... Read More »
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Anti-Bribery and Corruption Training FAQs
Who should receive Anti-Bribery and Corruption training and why?
For many organisations, tackling corruption and ensuring that anti-bribery training is offered to staff members is more than just best practice; it's required by law. What's more, businesses that perform due diligence by ensuring adequate procedures are in place to prevent bribery and corruption have far greater defence against prosecution should an offence take place on their watch. Evidencing training course completion is a key ingredient of your adequate procedures for preventing bribery and corruption and anti-bribery training is therefore an essential component of your risk management strategy.
Whilst it's true that no organisation likes to consider the risk of bribery and corruption amongst their staff a likely occurrence, a bribe or similar financial crime could result in severe fines or even restricted tendering globally.
As industry-leading anti-bribery and corruption training providers we're firm believers that not all online training is created equal and accordingly we aim to ensure compliance eLearning is more than just a box-ticking exercise for corporations and learners alike. Anti-bribery and corruption training is a serious and important topic, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be lively and engaging at the same time. In fact, we'd go so far as to say it's a requirement for effective learning!
This is why our in-house designers use a mixture of instructional design; things like storytelling, quizzes, gamification, and real-life case studies, to bring the principles of bribery prevention to life.
What is bribery and corruption?
Bribery is the act of taking a bribe which is a payment or a favour given in exchange of inducing somebody to act dishonestly. While corruption is the practice of unlawful or improper behaviour to use power or authority in exchange of money or to gain advantage. It is a financial crime for organisations (or those representing them) to offer or accept a bribe.
What are forms of bribery and corruption?
Inducements through bribery and corruption can take the form of money, gifts, loans, fees, rewards or other advantages. These could be through gratuities, gifts and hospitality, fraud, deception, collusion, embezzlement, facilitation payments and abuse of power through bribery of foreign or public officials. While corruption can also facilitate other crimes including drug trafficking and money laundering.
Why do organisations need an anti-bribery and corruption policy?
It is illegal to offer receive or accept a bribe. Organisations must have an anti-bribery policy in place to mitigate the risks when someone who works for the business or on their behalf might be exposed to bribery. Companies without an anti-bribery policy in place put themselves at risk of heavy penalties should a breach occur.
What is the Bribery Act 2010?
The Bribery Act 2010 is the main legislation in the UK governing bribery and corruption. It came fully into force on 1 July 2011 and covers the criminal offences of bribing another person, or being bribed, bribing of foreign public officials, organisations failing to prevent bribes being paid on their behalf.
How does bribery and corruption affect global organisations?
For organisations that are operating globally, the risks of international bribery and corruption pose a big challenge with enforcement agencies from multiple jurisdictions to consider. This means global organisations need to have anti-bribery and corruption policies compliant with not only the UK Bribery Act 2010, but also the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) amongst others.
