Corruption Crossroads: How the U.S. Retreat Affects Policy, Compliance, and Accountability

#1667789: Corruption Crossroads: How the U.S. Retreat Affects Policy, Compliance, and Accountability

Description:	The U.S. has long played a central role in global anti-corruption enforcement. But as its commitment weakens, the global consequences are mounting. What does this shift mean for financial crime enforcement, corporate due diligence, international policy, and the future of investigative journalism? How will companies, compliance professionals, foreign governments, and advocacy organizations navigate this new reality? OCCRP brings together leading experts to assess the risks, explore potential responses, and examine the growing challenges in the fight against corruption. Live access to expert briefings and discussions about key developments in organized crime and corruption. Join a powerful circle of leading professionals and highly engaged citizens — donate $25 or more to become an OCCRP Accomplice today. Your access to expert insights — and contribution to the truth. Investigative journalism needs allies. As an OCCRP Accomplice, you gain live access to expert briefings and behind-the-scenes discussions about our biggest investigations into organized crime and corruption. With a minimum donation of $25, you join a community of professionals, journalists, and engaged citizens who believe in holding power to account. But your support can go even further — larger contributions directly strengthen OCCRP’s ability to uncover corruption, expose illicit networks, and protect investigative journalists working on the front lines. Every dollar fuels independent journalism that governments can’t silence, that corporations can’t buy, and that the corrupt fear. Become an OCCRP Accomplice today and help shine a light where others work to keep you in the dark.
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Description:

The U.S. has long played a central role in global anti-corruption enforcement. But as its commitment weakens, the global consequences are mounting.

What does this shift mean for financial crime enforcement, corporate due diligence, international policy, and the future of investigative journalism? How will companies, compliance professionals, foreign governments, and advocacy organizations navigate this new reality?

OCCRP brings together leading experts to assess the risks, explore potential responses, and examine the growing challenges in the fight against corruption.

Live access to expert briefings and discussions about key developments in organized crime and corruption. Join a powerful circle of leading professionals and highly engaged citizens — donate $25 or more to become an OCCRP Accomplice today.

Your access to expert insights
— and contribution to the truth.
Investigative journalism needs allies. As an OCCRP Accomplice, you gain live access to expert briefings and behind-the-scenes discussions about our biggest investigations into organized crime and corruption.

With a minimum donation of $25, you join a community of professionals, journalists, and engaged citizens who believe in holding power to account. But your support can go even further — larger contributions directly strengthen OCCRP’s ability to uncover corruption, expose illicit networks, and protect investigative journalists working on the front lines.

Every dollar fuels independent journalism that governments can’t silence, that corporations can’t buy, and that the corrupt fear. Become an OCCRP Accomplice today and help shine a light where others work to keep you in the dark.

More info:

https://membership.occrp.org/accomplice/

Date added	Feb. 23, 2025, 6:08 a.m.
Source	occrp
Subjects	Adnoc - Abu Dhabi National Oil Company - UAE Compliance regulations / Ethics - Various OCCRP - Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project PodCasts / Webcast / Webinar / eSummit / Virtual Event etc. Policy / Policies on ICT Security - write-ups, guidelines, boilerplates, posters, etc.
Venue	March 3, 2025, midnight - March 3, 2025, midnight