Bribery Prohibition
State the organization's position on bribery and improper payments.
Anti-Bribery Policy Writing
Professional support for documenting organizational expectations concerning bribery prevention, ethical conduct, gifts, hospitality, and improper payments.
Lamtas helps organizations structure anti-bribery expectations into clear internal policy documentation.
Anti-Bribery Policies
An anti-bribery policy communicates an organization's position on bribery, improper payments, unethical inducements, and related conduct.
Lamtas provides anti-bribery policy writing support for businesses, organizations, management teams, and corporate groups.
A policy can address gifts, hospitality, facilitation payments, third parties, charitable contributions, reporting, conflicts of interest, and responsibilities.
Documents can be developed from organizational controls, existing ethics policies, compliance requirements, management instructions, and client-provided materials.
Anti-bribery policies can be coordinated with conflict-of-interest and whistleblowing documentation.
Anti-corruption laws and regulatory requirements vary significantly and should be reviewed by appropriately qualified legal or compliance professionals.
Anti-Bribery Policy Services
Document organizational expectations around bribery prevention, gifts, hospitality, third parties, reporting, and ethical business conduct.
State the organization's position on bribery and improper payments.
Document organizational expectations concerning gifts and hospitality.
Address policy-level expectations for intermediaries and business partners.
Document routes for raising concerns about suspected misconduct.
Clarify employee and management responsibilities.
Address relevant organizational recordkeeping expectations.
Why Lamtas
The organization's position on bribery and improper conduct can be communicated clearly.
Common areas such as gifts, hospitality, and third parties can be addressed.
Employee and management responsibilities can be documented.
The policy can connect with whistleblowing and reporting procedures.
Anti-bribery expectations can support wider governance documentation.
The document can reflect the organization's actual activities and risk environment.
Our Process
Review business activities, markets, third-party relationships, and existing ethics documentation.
Gather client-provided information concerning bribery and improper-payment risks.
Determine which conduct, responsibilities, reporting, and controls should be documented.
Prepare the anti-bribery policy around the agreed requirements.
Review connections with conflicts of interest and whistleblowing policies.
Prepare the policy for appropriate legal, compliance, and management review.
It can address bribery, improper payments, gifts, hospitality, third parties, reporting, responsibilities, and records.
Yes. Organizational rules concerning gifts and hospitality can be documented.
Yes. Policy-level expectations concerning intermediaries and business partners can be included.
Yes. Reporting concerns can be coordinated with a dedicated whistleblowing policy.
No. Appropriate legal or compliance professionals should review requirements where necessary.
Pricing depends on business activities, geographic scope, complexity, source materials, and turnaround.
Tell Lamtas about your business activities, third parties, gifts and hospitality practices, and organizational requirements.