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Beyond the Law: The Corporate Culture That Justified the Great Electrical Cartel
In the late 1950s, one of the largest antitrust scandals in U.S. history revealed not just corporate collusion — but a culture that justified it. The Great Electrical Cartel wasn’t born from greed alone, but from loyalty, conformity, and a society that no longer saw white-collar crime as a crime.
Lessons learned whitleblowing - speak-up culture
A speak‑up channel without a speak‑up culture is a liability. In 2025, most mid‑size companies have hotlines and inboxes, yet many still struggle with low usage, slow triage, and fear of retaliation.
Compliance landmark cases that got most media attention 2025
2025 compressed a decade of compliance lessons into a few news cycles. But not all “landmark” cases were about product claims, antitrust, or ESG disclosures.
Reinforcing anticorruption risk training, AFA multiannual plan's priority
The French Anticorruption Agency (Agence Française Anticorruption, AFA) has placed a clear emphasis on protecting economic actors against breaches of probity. In its multiannual plan, the AFA elevates anticorruption risk training from a supporting activity to a strategic lever.
Holiday gifts compliance: a risk training guide
December is a special month for organizations. Interactions multiply, professional relationships relax, and tokens of appreciation become more visible, from invitations and gift baskets to year‑end thank‑yous.