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Table of Contents
Intro
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 What Is Fraud and Corruption?
Part I: Fraud and Corruption Cases
Chapter 2: Construction/Manufacturing
2.1 Siemens
2.1.1 Text from the Website of the US Department of Justice
2.1.2 Text from the US Department of Justice Website
2.1.3 The Following Text is from the EIB Website (18/1/2020):
2.1.4 The Following Text is from Siemens ́Website
2.2 Alstom
2.2.1 Text from the US Department of Justice (DoJ) Website
2.2.2 Text from the Website of the UK SFO
2.2.3 Text from the Website of the UK SFO
2.2.4 Text from EIB Website (8/1/22)
2.2.5 Text from the EBRDś Website (3/12/2019)
2.2.6 Text from the AfDBś Website
2.2.7 Also, Text from the FCPA Blog (www.fcpablog.com) Article
2.3 SNC Lavalin
2.3.1 Text is an excerpt from Wikipedia (on 30/11/19)
2.3.2 Text from the World Bank Website
2.4 Wasim Tappuni
2.4.1 Text from the UKś City of London Police Website
2.5 Odebrecht/Braskem
2.5.1 Text from BBC News Website
2.5.2 Text from the US DoJ Website
2.5.3 Text from the US DoJ Website
2.5.4 From the US Department of Justice Website
2.5.5 From IDBś Website
Chapter 3: Financial Services
3.1 Malaysia Development Berhad
3.1.1 Text from Wikipedia (January 21, 2022)
3.1.2 Text from US Department of Justice Website (January 21, 2022)
3.1.3 Text from US Department of Justice Website (January 21, 2022)
3.2 Goldman Sachs: 1MDB
3.2.1 Text from US Department of Justice Website (11 February 2022)
3.3 Bernard L Madoff
3.3.1 Text from Wikipedia (January 21, 2022)
3.4 Wells Fargo
3.4.1 Text from Wikipedia (January 23, 2022)
3.5 NatWest
3.5.1 Text from the US Department of Justice
3.6 Credit Suisse (Mozambique)
3.6.1 Text from US DoJ Website (February 5, 2022)
3.7 Deutsche Bank AG
3.7.1 Text from Wikipedia (February 5, 2022)
3.8 BCCI
3.8.1 Text from Wikipedia (February 5, 2022)
Chapter 4: Transport
4.1 Airbus
4.1.1 Text from the US DoJ Website Friday, January 31, 2020
4.2 VW
4.2.1 Text from US Department of Justice
4.2.2 Text from US Department of Justice Website
4.2.3 Text from US Department of Justice Website
4.2.4 Text from EIBś Website
4.3 Rolls Royce
4.3.1 Text from UK SFO Website (February 11, 2022)
4.3.2 Text from UK SFO Website (February 11, 2022):
4.3.3 Text from UK SFO Website (February 11, 2022)
4.3.4 Text from US DoJ Website (February 11, 2022)
Chapter 5: Communications
5.1 Ericsson
5.1.1 Text from US Department of Justice Website (January 21, 2022)
5.2 Telia
5.2.1 Text from Wikipedia (22 January 2022)
5.2.2 Text from US Department of Justice Website
5.3 WorldCom
5.3.1 Text from Wikipedia (26 January 2022)
Chapter 6: Education
6.1 US College Corruption
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 What Is Fraud and Corruption?
Part I: Fraud and Corruption Cases
Chapter 2: Construction/Manufacturing
2.1 Siemens
2.1.1 Text from the Website of the US Department of Justice
2.1.2 Text from the US Department of Justice Website
2.1.3 The Following Text is from the EIB Website (18/1/2020):
2.1.4 The Following Text is from Siemens ́Website
2.2 Alstom
2.2.1 Text from the US Department of Justice (DoJ) Website
2.2.2 Text from the Website of the UK SFO
2.2.3 Text from the Website of the UK SFO
2.2.4 Text from EIB Website (8/1/22)
2.2.5 Text from the EBRDś Website (3/12/2019)
2.2.6 Text from the AfDBś Website
2.2.7 Also, Text from the FCPA Blog (www.fcpablog.com) Article
2.3 SNC Lavalin
2.3.1 Text is an excerpt from Wikipedia (on 30/11/19)
2.3.2 Text from the World Bank Website
2.4 Wasim Tappuni
2.4.1 Text from the UKś City of London Police Website
2.5 Odebrecht/Braskem
2.5.1 Text from BBC News Website
2.5.2 Text from the US DoJ Website
2.5.3 Text from the US DoJ Website
2.5.4 From the US Department of Justice Website
2.5.5 From IDBś Website
Chapter 3: Financial Services
3.1 Malaysia Development Berhad
3.1.1 Text from Wikipedia (January 21, 2022)
3.1.2 Text from US Department of Justice Website (January 21, 2022)
3.1.3 Text from US Department of Justice Website (January 21, 2022)
3.2 Goldman Sachs: 1MDB
3.2.1 Text from US Department of Justice Website (11 February 2022)
3.3 Bernard L Madoff
3.3.1 Text from Wikipedia (January 21, 2022)
3.4 Wells Fargo
3.4.1 Text from Wikipedia (January 23, 2022)
3.5 NatWest
3.5.1 Text from the US Department of Justice
3.6 Credit Suisse (Mozambique)
3.6.1 Text from US DoJ Website (February 5, 2022)
3.7 Deutsche Bank AG
3.7.1 Text from Wikipedia (February 5, 2022)
3.8 BCCI
3.8.1 Text from Wikipedia (February 5, 2022)
Chapter 4: Transport
4.1 Airbus
4.1.1 Text from the US DoJ Website Friday, January 31, 2020
4.2 VW
4.2.1 Text from US Department of Justice
4.2.2 Text from US Department of Justice Website
4.2.3 Text from US Department of Justice Website
4.2.4 Text from EIBś Website
4.3 Rolls Royce
4.3.1 Text from UK SFO Website (February 11, 2022)
4.3.2 Text from UK SFO Website (February 11, 2022):
4.3.3 Text from UK SFO Website (February 11, 2022)
4.3.4 Text from US DoJ Website (February 11, 2022)
Chapter 5: Communications
5.1 Ericsson
5.1.1 Text from US Department of Justice Website (January 21, 2022)
5.2 Telia
5.2.1 Text from Wikipedia (22 January 2022)
5.2.2 Text from US Department of Justice Website
5.3 WorldCom
5.3.1 Text from Wikipedia (26 January 2022)
Chapter 6: Education
6.1 US College Corruption