Insurance Age blog: The Bribery Act = end of corporate jollies?

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Every man has his price, according to Sir Richard Walpole and maybe I'm cynical but I tend to agree with him. Most people like to believe that, if pushed, they would not take an option which benefited them more than the client they should be serving.

In practice though, and when no one is looking, if we are being honest a majority of us would admit we have been guilty of partaking in what could be seen as bribery. We probably didn't call it that at the time, or even overtly recognise it to be what is was, at least not to anyone else anyway...

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