Rupert Younger of Oxford&rsquos Center for Corporate Reputation and Alexandra discuss some novelbribery schemes at Berkeley&rsquos 2019 &ldquoFraudfest&rdquo. (The sound quality reflects the conference setting.)

Robert Clark, Manager of Legal Research at TRACE, discusses the TRACE Matrix, a data-driven tool that assesses the likelihood&mdashby country&mdashof a company being asked to pay a bribe. This podcast is technical and may be of particular interest to academics and those in civil society seeking new ways to measure risk.

New York Times reporter Ian Urbina discusses his excellent but grim series about crime and impunity on the high seas.

James Wright of the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) discusses the FinCEN files. He describes the coalition of investigative reporters who dug into the leaked documents and what they found as they reviewed over 2,000 Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) spanning more than five years.

Harvard law professor Matthew Stephenson provides some context for understanding Trump's new executive order and then lists the three primary threats it poses for corruption. A more detailed discussion can be found on his Global Anticorruption Blog.