Our summary
The OECD leads international efforts against bribery in cross-border business. Its Anti-Bribery Convention requires signatory countries to make bribery of foreign public officials a crime, and countries are regularly reviewed on how well they enforce it.
The OECD page brings together the Convention, related recommendations and country monitoring reports.
How auditors use it: to understand the international anti-bribery rules behind local laws, and to assess risk when a business operates or sells across borders.