Visa bans help prevent the corrupt from enjoying their ill-gotten gains abroad. Here's how we can strengthen this tool.
We call on the G20 leaders to put anti-corruption and money laundering at the top of their agenda.
Our report ranks 124 of the world's largest companies on the transparency of anti-corruption measures and overseas operations.
Transparency International says FIFA’s handling of the investigation into the bidding for the World Cups in 2018 and 2022 is flawed and incomplete.
Issued by Transparency International Secretariat
Transparency International, the leading civil society organisation fighting corruption worldwide, will release its 20th annual Corruption Perceptions Index on Wednesday, 3 December 2014 at 5 am Berlin ...
Issued by Transparency International Secretariat
Five major banks pay fines for currency manipulation On the eve of the Group of 20 Summit in Brisbane, Australia, a group of the world’s biggest banks have agreed to pay US$4.2 billion in fines to UK, ...
Blog post by Frank Vogl
We live in a world where 1 billion people live in extreme poverty, with less than US$1.25/day. This is the same world where the market for super yachts is booming. The 85 richest people ...
Blog post by Deborah Hardoon, 11 Nov 2014
An open letter published today to the leaders of the Group of 20 biggest economies, five days before the leaders’ summit in Brisbane, Australia, calls for concrete actions to stop corruption and make ...
Issued by Transparency International Secretariat
Transparency International condemns the latest move by the Egyptian government to restrict the space for civil society to operate freely.
Issued by Transparency International Secretariat
Translations: AR
Governments, academics and tech gurus over the last couple of years have been transfixed with the prospect that better and bigger data can help us solve the world’s more entrenched problems ...
Blog post by Craig Fagan, 07 Nov 2014
In the lead up to the G20 meeting in Brisbane, Australia next week the Transparency International movement and its partners in the fight against corruption will send a clear, loud message to G20 leaders ...
Issued by Transparency International Secretariat
EU finance ministers should commit to an immediate review of tax rules to ensure that publicly-listed multinational companies pay their fair share of taxes in every country they operate in.
Issued by Transparency International Liaison Office to the European Union
The world’s biggest companies disclose little or no financial details about their operations outside their home country, a new report from Transparency International reveals today.
Issued by Transparency International Secretariat
