Practices of Anti-Corruption Compliance in the European Union Member-States and Great Britain

In this article, the authors examine public policy and the policy of commercial organizations in the countries of the European Union and the UK in the field of anticorruption, its legal sources and content. The work pays attention to the study of the requirements for the activities of commercial organizations and their employees, both by government authorities and generally accepted anti-corruption standards. The authors concluded that the content of anti-corruption standards is conditioned by international experience, and also points out a number of distinctive features of anti-corruption compliance as a risk management tool and its effectiveness in particular cases.