Do you want to understand the Sapin II law better? You don't know how to apply it in your company? Do you have questions about your next public relations activities or your gifts policy? This article provides a summary of the Sapin II law.
You have heard about the Sapin II law but have doubts about what corruption risk means? You only want to invite your business contacts to an event within a secure framework for your company. And without your customers hesitating to accept? Then this article is for you! It identifies the three key elements to prevent the legal risks linked to this law.
Inviting a customer to a public relations event is "an ordinary act of business life", explains the French Anti-Corruption Agency. Yes, but how can you be sure that the Sapin II law, which precisely aims to prevent corruption, is being respected? This article offers practical advice on how to detect corruption attempts.
What can we learn from the recommendations published by the AFA in the context of the Sapin II law? Stade de France provides you with details on the prevention, assessment and knowledge of the risk of corruption in order to create a proper gifts and invitations policy.
What is the Sapin II law? Under what conditions can a gift or invitation be accepted? Is it possible to invite business contacts to an event? Find out the answers to these three questions in this article.
