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Spain: Corporate Compliance, Crime Prevention… and Business Ethics?

Antonino Vaccaro June 8, 2017

This post is the result of a collaboration with Manuel Alverez Feijoo, a friend and lawyer in the important law-firm Uría Menéndez. What we discuss below is also the topic of many lectures Manuel delivers within my business ethics and compliance courses in IESE business school. I believe that two main broad considerations can be […]

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Cosmetic or Substantial Compliance?

Antonino Vaccaro January 25, 2017

During the last ten years, I had the possibility to analyze, for research or consulting reasons, hundreds of compliance models of companies operating in Europe, North America, Africa and Latina America. Let me share with you a very simple statistics: over 95% of them adopted a compliance approach that I define in my courses as […]

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Antonino Vaccaro

Antonino Vaccaro is an Associate Professor of the Department of Business Ethics and of IESE's Negotiation Unit. He conducts research on compliance, corporate corruption and white collar crime. He serves as expert witness in civil and criminal trials and in the context of international dispute resolutions.

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