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By Hilal Mir
January 30, 2023 10:29 pm
  • The TRACE Bribery Risk Matrix measures a country's score on the basis of four domains, which are derived from nine sub domains.
  • The matrix measures the risk in 194 jurisdictions, territories, and autonomous and semi-autonomous regions.

Dubai, UAE–The TRACE Bribery Risk Matrix (TRACE Matrix) measures business bribery risk in 194 jurisdictions, territories, and autonomous and semi-autonomous regions. It said the overall country risk score is a combined and weighted score of four domains, which are derived from nine sub domains. North Korea, Turkmenistan, Equatorial Guinea, Syria and Venezuela present the highest commercial bribery risk, while Norway, New Zealand, Sweden, Switzerland​ and Denmark present the lowest. TRENDS take a look at the rankings in the Arab world:

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