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Business ethics and anti-corruption regulation and enforcement are becoming increasingly important for businesses. The standards have changed significantly throughout recent years and an ethical failure within a business could result in significant civil and criminal sanctions, and even the imprisonment of individuals.
Dutch companies have traditionally been very active in international trade and business, including in high-risk jurisdictions. This exposes Dutch companies to mayor bribery and corruption risks.
We advise corporates, financial institutions and senior executives on international business ethics and anti-corruption best practice. Considering wider developments in the legislative and corporate landscape, we provide our clients with advice in relation to internal and government-led investigations. A particular focus of our practice has been on the implementation of adequate procedures, and the broader issues of risk management and compliance.
With the support of our global business ethics and anti-corruption group, and through the constant exchange of know-how on developments across our global practice, we deliver timely and up-to-date domestic and international business ethics and anti-corruption advice.
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