Various international instruments are designed to prevent the payment of bribes and other corrupt activities

Various international instruments are designed to prevent the payment of bribes and other corrupt activities

ILA delegates consider corruption

Alison Ross

Friday, 27 August 2010

What impact do international legal standards to prevent corruption have on international investment arbitration? asked speakers at a session at last week’s ILA conference in The Hague.

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