The most common type of fraud in emerging markets is intellectual property theft, which was suffered by 29% of respondents to the latest Legal Week Intelligence Benchmarker survey. The report also found that most of companies investing in emerging markets did not tailor their due diligence to the market in which they were investing...
September 19, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The most common type of fraud in emerging markets is intellectual property theft, which was suffered by 29% of respondents to the latest Legal Week Intelligence Benchmarker survey, published in association with Kroll.
The report, ‘Fraud and Corruption in Emerging Markets: A Survival Guide’, also found that most of companies investing in emerging markets did not tailor their due diligence to the market in which they were investing.
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