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Anti-Bribery & Corruption

Recognise bribery and corruption risk in everyday commercial work, test gifts and hospitality, and escalate third-party red flags early.

What this course does not do

Anti-bribery laws vary by country and some have wide cross-border reach. This course covers general principles and company policy only. It is not legal advice and does not set out the requirements of any specific jurisdiction; refer live matters to the legal team.

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7 modules 41 lessons 3 enrolled ~3h of material

First three lessons free. Full access with Founding Annual Access, ₹3,999 for your first year.

Anti-Bribery & Corruption

By the end

What you'll build

  • Identify bribery and corruption risk in everyday commercial situations, including those involving no cash
  • Apply a purpose, timing and value test to a gift, hospitality or sponsorship offer
  • Spot red flags in an agent, consultant or distributor and escalate before appointment
  • Refuse an improper payment demand and record what happened
  • Report a suspicion through the correct internal route and describe the protections that apply

Curriculum

What's inside

7 modules · 41 lessons

  1. 01

    What bribery and corruption actually are

    6 lessons
    • Bribery, corruption and the improper advantage test
    • Offering and receiving: both sides of the same offence
    • Public officials and why they carry extra risk
    • Kickbacks, collusion and bid-rigging
    • Corruption that never involves a cash payment
    • + 1 more lesson
  2. 02

    The legal landscape, without the jargon

    6 lessons
    • How anti-bribery law can reach across borders
    • Company liability and personal liability
    • Why accurate books and records matter to bribery risk
    • Local law, company policy and applying the stricter of the two
    • Consequences for individuals and for the organisation
    • + 1 more lesson
  3. 03

    Facilitation payments and demands

    6 lessons
    • Facilitation payments: routine does not mean permitted
    • Telling extortion apart from a bribe demand
    • Safety-first situations and reporting immediately afterwards
    • Pressure points around customs, permits and inspections
    • Scripts and phrases for refusing a demand
    • + 1 more lesson
  4. 04

    Third parties and intermediaries

    6 lessons
    • Why most bribery risk arrives through someone else
    • Red flags in agents, consultants and distributors
    • Proportionate due diligence before appointment
    • Contract clauses and audit rights that actually help
    • Monitoring a third party after onboarding
    • + 1 more lesson
  5. 05

    Gifts, hospitality, sponsorship and donations

    6 lessons
    • Testing an offer against purpose, timing and value
    • Timing risk around tenders and pending decisions
    • Travel, training trips and site visits
    • Charitable and political contributions
    • Approval thresholds and the gifts register
    • + 1 more lesson
  6. 06

    Reporting and living with the policy

    6 lessons
    • Reporting a suspicion when you are not certain
    • What a useful report contains
    • Protection from retaliation
    • Cooperating with an internal investigation
    • Keeping records that would survive outside scrutiny
    • + 1 more lesson
  7. 07

    Practice and check

    5 lessons
    • Bribery vocabulary, matched to what it actually meansmatch pairs
    • Appointing an intermediary in a defensible ordersequence order
    • The words that decide the outcomefill blank
    • Three days at the portscenario
    • Course quizquiz

The shape of it

How this course works

Short lessons

41 lessons across 7 modules, each small enough to finish in one sitting.

Practice as you go

Every lesson ends with a small space for what you noticed — the doing is the learning.

Progress you can see

Your progress is saved lesson by lesson, ready whenever you come back.

Ready when you are.

Make an account and this course opens up — your progress is saved from the very first lesson.