Foreign experience of combating corruption in the private sector

The growing damage to the international economy as a result of corruption-related crimes is of particular importance, as is the need for a broader study of the fight against corruption. Analysis of foreign practice shows that in countries with market economies, one of the international tools to ensure the effective operation of public and private sector participants in the fight against corruption in accordance with international standards and other modern methods is an anti-corruption compliance control system.

The issues of responsibility of legal entities are also important in preventing corruption in the private sector.

The article presents the positive experience of foreign countries in the fight against corruption. These effective experiments are conditionally divided into three directions. In particular, the analysis of the anti-corruption system and its effectiveness, clear rules for the introduction of compliance control, as well as the responsibility of legal entities and the analysis of relevant legislation, the prevention of lobbying in the fight against corruption are of particular importance