With Sapin II, is France finally cracking down on corporate crime?

By Neil Hodge2016-12-20T12:45:00

France currently ranks only 23rd out of 168 nations on its efforts to fight corruption, but that may change with the introduction of tough new regulations. Neil Hodge has more.

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