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Prevention of corruption has become a key element of international as well as local business relationships. It has been subject to major regulatory evolutions, such as US FCPA, UK Bribery Act, Sapin 2 Law, etc., plus many wider recommendations; TI business principles, ICC rules on combating corruption, and now standardisation with the adoption end of 2016 of the ISO 37001 standard.
The Renault group, which became the first car manufacturer to be certified for its anti-bribery management system for all its activities and entities on October 15, 2024, confirms its commitment and continuous improvement approach, taking advantage of its first surveillance audit to be evaluated under the 2025 version of the ISO37001 standard. The company thus… Read more »
EuroCompliance is pleased to have certified a social landlord for its corruption prevention system. A very interesting development in a sector of activity known to be ‘high-risk’…
ISO 37001:2016 has recently been republished as ISO 37001:2025. 3 questions de Jean-Pierre Méan, member of the ISO Editorial Committee. Why? ISO 37001 was first published in October 2016. In accordance with ISO rules. 5 years after its publication it was submitted to a review that was completed in February 2025. What changes have been… Read more »
SERIS France, a French group with 7,000 employees in the professional security market, has just obtained ISO 37001 certification for its anti-corruption management system. This is part of the company’s long-standing commitment to integrity. EuroCompliance is proud to have been part of this initiative.
EuroCompliance is very proud to have been selected by Hydro-Québec, the leader of hydro-energy in Québec, to renew its ISO37001 certification. Hydro-Québec is a Canadian public company that has been known for many years for its commitment to anti-corruption. The company is demonstrating its long-term involvement and its efforts to achieve continuous improvement.
Crédit Agricole du Maroc, a state-owned bank, has joined the list of Moroccan banks that have entered the process of certifying their anti-corruption programme. Certified in May 2023, the bank has just publicly received its certification ISO37001 on November 9, 2023. Congratulations to the team for the achievement!