For almost two decades, theUNCAC Coalitionhas sought to see that the world’s most important anticorruption law, the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, is something more than just good advice. Its la
Two recent reports in the UK — from theTaskforce on Business Ethics and the Legal ProfessionandSpotlight on Corruption— answer the question with a resounding NO: when the proceeds of corruption derive from kleptocracy, when crooks have captured the state, the UK’s AML system is not capable ...