Managing third-party bribery risks in corporate Malaysia


  • Letters
  • Thursday, 14 Jul 2022

Corporate anti-bribery and corruption efforts would prove futile without a comprehensive Third-Party Risk Management (TRPM) process.

As a consultant in the area of financial crime prevention, detection and response, I have come to realise that many organisations are looking at the TPRM wrongly when adopting existing technology, processes and procedures to manage the risk of bribery and corruption.

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