OECD Foreign Bribery Report - Key Findings

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Context + Methodology
 Goal to illustrate the crime of foreign bribery based on the
facts.
 Analysis of concluded for...

How are cases detected?

Who pays the bribes?
Only 4% of sanctioned companies
were SMEs. In 60% of cases, the
company associated with the
corru...

Which sectors are most at risk?
Two-thirds of the foreign bribery
cases occurred in four sectors:
 Extractive
 Const...

Which sectors are most at risk?
Bribes as a percentage of the transaction value per sector

Who is on the receiving end?
SOE officials were bribed in 27% of cases but received 80.11% of
total bribes. Heads of sta...

Where were the bribes paid?
Two-thirds of bribes
were paid to officials in
countries higher on the
UN Human Developmen...

How and why are bribes paid?

What is the cost of foreign bribery?
On average, bribes equaled
10.9% of the transaction value
and 34.5% of the profits...

How are cases sanctioned?

Enforcement of foreign bribery laws
80 individuals were imprisoned after a foreign bribery conviction

Enforcement of foreign bribery laws
390 investigations are underway in 24 of the 41
parties to the OECD Anti-Bribery Con...

Conclusions + Next Steps
 Proposals for both governments and business to enhance
the fight against foreign bribery, bui...

Thank you
Find out more about the work of the
OECD to combat foreign bribery
www.oecd.org/corruption

OECD Foreign Bribery Report - Key Findings

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