By Stephany Torres Swiss prosecutors have concluded a four-year investigation into the mining giant Glencore, resulting in a CHF 2 million (USD 2.3 million) fine and a USD 150 million compensation bill for the company. Notably, this Swiss enforcement action stems from a bribery scandal in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), dating back to … Continue reading A Reverse Goldmine: Glencore’s Troubled Congo Relationship Partners Yield Swiss Fines for Mining Giant
Slow Crawl On Corruption
A long walk to freedom need not mean a slow crawl on combating corrupt government BY PETER O’BRIEN* The recent (May 12) London Summit on Anti-Corruption resulted in another small step in the right direction. About 40 countries were represented, along with a number of international sports associations and similar bodies that have come under … Continue reading Slow Crawl On Corruption
