Companies doing business in emerging markets can reap big benefits, but they also face a slew of fraud and corruption challenges. A new EY survey of companies working in Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa (EMEIA) indicates that companies operating in these regions might not always be doing the best job managing these risks, and some are even willing to cook the books.
“The EMEIA Fraud Survey: Fraud and Corruption—the Easy Option for Growth?” draws data from more than 3,800 interviews with employees of large companies in 38 countries. It reveals a great deal about the pressures in-house counsel and their colleagues have to deal with on a daily basis in EMEIA.
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