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An anti-corruption compliance certificate is proof that an anti-corruption compliance mechanism has been assessed and deemed of sufficient quality by an external party. Companies choose to have their anti-corruption compliance mechanisms certified for various reasons, the most common of which are to obtain support for internal communications and management, to increase visibility of anti-corruption commitments and to set standard target objectives for anti-corruption policies.

The quality of an anti-corruption compliance certificate is determined by the quality of the assessor’s terms of reference, methodology and expertise in the field of anti-corruption compliance. The absence of conflicts of interest is also a necessary condition to guarantee the quality of a certificate.
about anti-corruption certification

about anti-corruption certification

Why companies choose to become certified, certificate types
certification process

certification process

A step-by step explanation of how certifications are conducted
certification committee

certification committee

Access committee member profiles
accredited auditors

accredited auditors

Inspection companies that conduct on-site audits for compliance program certification
certification terms of reference

certification terms of reference

The standards by which anti-corruption compliance programs are assessed
faq on anti-corruption certification

faq on anti-corruption certification

Questions on whitewashing, conflicts of interest, affirmative defense, transparency and others
certificates awarded

certificates awarded

See the list of companies having obtained certification and whose certificates are valid