CLEAN : G20 fails to deliver on anti graft pledges Transparency

The video discusses the initial optimism surrounding the G20's commitments to combat secrecy and corruption, followed by disappointment due to lack of action. It highlights the role of major economies like the US and China in the financial system and their poor performance in leading anti-corruption efforts. The FIFA indictment in the US is used as an example of how trusted intermediaries, such as bankers and financial advisors, facilitate corruption. The video emphasizes that responsibility lies not only with governments but also with professionals who enable corruption. It concludes with suggestions for government actions, such as public declarations of assets by officials, to address these issues.

What were the initial expectations regarding the G20 commitments made in Brisbane?

What actions have some countries taken in response to the G20 commitments?

How do the largest economies, such as the US and China, impact the financial system in relation to corruption?

What role do financial professionals play in the issue of corruption according to the text?

What measures can governments take to improve transparency and accountability among senior politicians and officials?