The Global Corruption Index (GCI) covers 196 countries and territories and measures the state of corruption and white collar crimes around the world.
Based on as many as 42 internationally recognized variables, it encompasses two sub-indexes for both a global risk overview and a more nuanced risk assessment.
Our Global Corruption Index can be used to conduct initial risk mappings as part of your compliance effort to efficiently assess third-party risk exposure. It was designed to be in line with anti-corruption and anti-bribery legislations such as the FCPA, the UK Bribery Act, the French law Sapin II.
Hover over the interactive Risk Map below to explore Global Corruption scores and ranks by country. To measure the global state of corruption, the Global Corruption Index aggregates the results of two sub-indexes respectively called “Corruption” and “White Collar Crimes” (the latter focuses on money laundering, fraud, terrorism financing, etc.)
Country scores are presented on a 0-100 scale, where 0 corresponds to the lowest risk and 100 to the highest risk.
The map also categorizes countries into 5 risk levels, spreading from very low (lightest shade) to very high (darkest shade).
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