Daily Corruption News: 15 March 2013
Today's top story
US: JP Morgan faulted on controls and disclosure in trading loss
The New York Times
JPMorgan Chase, the nation’s biggest bank, ignored internal controls and manipulated documents as it racked up trading losses last year, while its influential chief executive, Jamie Dimon, briefly withheld some information from regulators, a new Senate report says.
More news
Global: EP against corruption in sports
New Europe
Canada: Quebec corruption inquiry zeroes in on illegal party funding
CBC
China: China’s new president in corruption battle
Financial Times
Greece: Vaxevanis wins anti-corruption award
Greece Reporter
India: RBI probing charges of money laundering, ICICI, HDFC & Axis Bank under lens
The Economic Times
Romania: Two Romanian judges detained over graft
Agence France-Presse
Blogs and opinion
Thailand: Tweeting toward a corruption-free Thailand?
TrustLaw
News from Transparency International
On the blog: (Anti-)Corruption in the Police: Progress made and pending issues
Press release: Transparency International calls on Nigerian President to rescind controversial pardon of corrupt politician
