Transparency in Corporate Reporting Birgitta Nygren 14 February 2013 A study of the 20 Largest Companies in Swede
Brigitta Nygren - Transparency International Sweden
Nov 01, 2014
BIRGITTA NYGREN Transparency International Zviedrija/ Transparency International Sweden
Birgitta Nygren, valdes locekle Transparency International Zviedrijā kopš 2012. Iepriekš
strādājusi par vēstnieci Ārlietu ministrijā. Zviedrijas delegāte ESAO darba grupā par
kukuļošanu un ANO Konvenciju pret korupciju 2002-2011. Agrāk priekšsēdētāja ESAO
Eksporta kredītu grupā. Nosūtīta uz ESAO delegāciju Parīzē un Zviedrijas vēstniecību Oslo.
MBA grādu ieguvusi Stokholmas Ekonomikas augstskolā.
Birgitta Nygren, Member of the Board of Transparency International Sweden since 2012.
Earlier Ambassador at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. Swedish delegate to the OECD
Working Group on Bribery and the UN Convention against corruption 2002 - 2011. Earlier
chairman of the OECD Export credit group. Posted to the delegation to the OECD in Paris
and to the Swedish Embassy in Oslo. MBA from the Stockholm School of Economics.
Birgitta Nygren, valdes locekle Transparency International Zviedrijā kopš 2012. Iepriekš
strādājusi par vēstnieci Ārlietu ministrijā. Zviedrijas delegāte ESAO darba grupā par
kukuļošanu un ANO Konvenciju pret korupciju 2002-2011. Agrāk priekšsēdētāja ESAO
Eksporta kredītu grupā. Nosūtīta uz ESAO delegāciju Parīzē un Zviedrijas vēstniecību Oslo.
MBA grādu ieguvusi Stokholmas Ekonomikas augstskolā.
Birgitta Nygren, Member of the Board of Transparency International Sweden since 2012.
Earlier Ambassador at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. Swedish delegate to the OECD
Working Group on Bribery and the UN Convention against corruption 2002 - 2011. Earlier
chairman of the OECD Export credit group. Posted to the delegation to the OECD in Paris
and to the Swedish Embassy in Oslo. MBA from the Stockholm School of Economics.
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Transparency in Corporate Reporting
Birgitta Nygren
14 February 2013
A study of the 20 Largest Companies in Sweden
• The purpose of the Swedish study is to assess how well Swedish companies measure up with the largest international companies
• The study used the same method as was used by TI-S
• The study was based on pulicly available information only
Anti-Corruption Programmes
• Zero-tolerance commiment• Compliance with laws commitment• Leadership support• Code applies to all employees• Code applies to agents• Code applies to suppliers• Training programme in place
• Gifts, hospitality, travel• Prohibition of facilitation payments• Prohibition of retaliation for reporting• Confidential reporting channel• Regular programme monitoring• Disclosure of political contributions
Recommendations to companies
• Identify risks for corruption• Make anti-corruption programmes publicly
available• Publish exhaustive lists of subsidiaries, and
other related entities• Publish individual financial accounts for each
country of operations
Recommendations to Government
• Encourage companies to develop anti-corruption programmes
• Equire companies to report on a country-by-country basis
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