Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption Quiz 2025

What is the definition of bribery?

• A voluntary gift given with no expectation of return

• The offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting of something of value to influence a decision unfairly

• A lawful donation to a charity

• A reward for hard work

Which of the following is an example of corruption?

• Giving a government official an expensive gift to secure a contract

• Reporting unethical behavior to the authorities

• Following company policies and procedures

• Refusing to participate in fraudulent activities

What is the main objective of anti-bribery?

• To encourage gifts and entertainment in business

• To ensure fair competition and ethical business practices

• To allow companies to gain an advantage through bribery

• To increase government revenue

What should you do if you suspect someone is engaging in bribery?

• Ignore it and mind your own business

• Participate to avoid being left out

• Report the incident to the relevant authorities or reporting channel

• Keep quiet to protect your job

Which of the following is NOT considered a bribe?

• A small gift given as a token of appreciation with no expectations

• A direct cash payment to influence a decision

• A promise of future favors in exchange for preferential treatment

• A lavish trip given to a government official to secure a contract

What is a 'facilitation payment'?

• A bonus given to employees for good performance

• A small payment made to speed up a routine government action

• A charitable donation to a local organization

• A legal penalty for unethical behavior

Below are the Malakoff internal control to combat bribery and corruption, EXCEPT?

• Corruption Risk Register

• Organize Oversea Trip to secure project

• Malakoff Anti-Bribery & Anti-Corruption Policy

• Whistleblowing Policy

Which of the following is a red flag for potential bribery?

• Business partners insisting on cash payments

• Transparent contracts and agreements

• Employees reporting misconduct

• Open and fair bidding processes

How can companies prevent bribery and corruption?

• Encouraging employees to offer bribes to get ahead

• Implementing strong anti-bribery policies and conducting training

• Ignoring reports of bribery

• Avoiding transparency in business transactions

What is the consequence of engaging in bribery?

• Promotion and recognition

• Legal penalties, fines, and imprisonment

• More business opportunities

• Increased profit margins