One click away? The barriers investigators face across the EU when tracing asset ownership
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From yachts and real estate to crypto accounts, knowing who really owns what is essential to uncovering corruption.
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We define corruption as the abuse of entrusted power for private gain.
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To end corruption, we advocate for power to be held accountable. Everywhere.
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From yachts and real estate to crypto accounts, knowing who really owns what is essential to uncovering corruption.
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This month countries across the African continent are marking the ninth African Anti-Corruption Day. This is an important opportunity to recognise both the progress that many…
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As the International Monetary Fund (IMF) continues to review the conditions of financial support, Transparency International urges for anti-corruption efforts to be fully embedded.
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On World Whistleblower Day, we spotlight brave truth-tellers exposing disinformation and the rising threats they face for speaking out.
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