Special Aspects of Implementation of Anti-Corruption Compliance in Latin American Countries

The article examines the problem of building anti-corruption compliance in Latin American countries. It has been determined that historically in this macro-region corruption has a systemic nature and is perceived as a socially approved norm of doing business. In the study, the authors analyze specific measures and initiatives in this area, noting that within the Latin American model of anti-corruption compliance, government regulation in the field of anti-corruption and the establishment of a number of corporate responsibility standards while stimulating the development of local compliance systems become predominant. The authors emphasize that the ongoing dynamics of corruption offenses in these countries requires further development of anti-corruption standards both at the state level and in the private sector.