Alexandra Wrage, president and founder of Annapolis, Maryland-based TRACE International. Courtesy photo
Countries on the list that will most worry general counsel and compliance lawyers were South Sudan, Yemen, Venezuela and North Korea, which ranked with Somalia in the highest risk group.
November 12, 2019 at 09:51 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
Anti-bribery group TRACE International released its annual report on the risk of corruption in 200 countries, and once again New Zealand and the Scandinavian countries showed the least risky culture while Somalia still ranked as the riskiest.
The 2019 TRACE Bribery Risk Matrix shows Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland rank just behind New Zealand in the lowest risk group.
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