Financial Transparency Coalition

A new briefing paper, titled “The Links Between Tax Evasion and Corruption: How the G20 Should Tackle Illicit Financial Flows,” sent to the G20 from Christian Aid, Global Financial Integrity, Global Witness, and Tax Justice Network highlights what the G20 should do to address illicit financial flows.

The French non-profit organization, Catholic Committee against Hunger and for Development (CCFD), released a new report Wednesday on government corruption and stolen assets from developing countries.  The report, “Biens mal acquis” or “Ill-Gotten Gains” extensively cites the work of Task Force members Global Financial Integrity (GFI) and its director, Raymond Baker, on illicit financial flows

From Transparency International: Major exporters failing to curb overseas bribery Political will is lacking, says new report on OECD Convention Berlin/Paris, 23 June 2009 The majority of the world’s leading exporting countries are failing to fully enforce a ban on foreign bribery, according to a report published today by Transparency International (TI). TI’s report shows

From Transparency International: Most leading companies fall short of transparency expectations Leading, publicly listed companies around the world are far from demonstrating embedded anti-corruption practices in their operations, according to a report issued today by Transparency International (TI). While companies may often report high-level, strategic commitments to prevent corruption, they do not always provide meaningful