1. presents B Y L ARRY C HONKO, P H.D. T HE U NIVERSITY OF T EXAS AT A RLINGTON BRIBERY

2. ABOUT BRIBERY To offer or provide payment in order to persuade someone with a responsibility to betray that responsibility is known as seeking Undue influencePeddling influence

3. MORE ABOUT BRIBERY A bribe can consist of immediate cash or of personal favors, a promise of later payment, or anything else the recipient views as valuable.

4. CONSENSUS ON BRIBERY? There is not always consensus over what constitutes a bribe.

5. BRIBERY U.S. Law vs. Prevailing Global Law/Custom

6. THE FOREIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) makes it unlawful to bribe foreign government officials to obtain or retain business.

7. BUSINESS PRINCIPLES FOR COUNTERING BRIBERY The Business Principles for Countering Bribery is a useful and current tool for companies dealing with the challenge and risks posed by bribery

8. BUSINESS PRINCIPLES FOR COUNTERING BRIBERY The enterprise shall prohibit bribery in any form whether direct or indirect The enterprise shall commit to implementing a program to counter bribery

9. BUSINESS PRINCIPLES FOR COUNTERING BRIBERY PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS An enterprise should develop a program that clearly and in reasonable detail, articulates values, policies, and procedures, to be used to prevent bribery from occurring in all activities under its effective control. The program should be consistent with all laws relevant to countering bribery in all the jurisdictions in which the enterprise transacts business.

10. BUSINESS PRINCIPLES FOR COUNTERING BRIBERY PROGRAM SCOPE Scope of the program – the program should address the most relevant forms of bribery to the enterprise