UK Bribery Bill: The long arm of the Crown

A new British law will force any company with a business presence in the UK to operate an adequate anti-bribery policy overseas. The burden is likely to be particularly heavy for those operating in China

9 minute readFebruary 02, 2010 at 11:58 PM
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By Phil Taylor.

An imminent new law will add to the burdens faced by UK-registered companies operating in China and elsewhere abroad. The Bribery Bill is now at its final stage of debate in the House of Lords and

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