75% of ASX100 exposed to corruption in high-risk countries

Three quarters of ASX100 companies that operate in a sector or country deemed "high-risk" for corruption, up from 56% in 2006, and Australian companies lag US, UK and European counterparts in prohibiting the giving and receiving of bribes, according to a paper by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI).

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