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  1. Teaching prize to Tina Søreide

    NoCeT affiliate Tina Søreide won the 2017 best teacher prize for her master course “Corruption - Incentives, Disclosure and Liability”.

  3. Dissemination award to Tina Søreide

    Professor Tina Søreide was presented with the Award for Excellent Knowledge Dissemination today. She has stood out by having actively participated in improving dissemination work at NHH. Link to an interview with Tina from March 2020 is available here.

  4. Teaching Prize to Tina Søreide

    The Master's Students' Prize for Excellence in Teaching was awarded to Professor Tina Søreide for her work, especially in her course in Corruption - Incentives, Disclosure and Liability. She shows outstanding knowledge and enthusiasm for her topic, and conveys this to her students in an exemplary way.

  5. The fight against corruption

    In the battle against corruption, it is important that economists do not let lawyers dominate entirely, Professor Tina Søreide means.

  6. Corruption researcher:– Governments trust has been reduced

    Norway falls on the corruption index. ‘This shows that the Norwegian population’s confidence in the government has been reduced,’ says professor at NHH, Tina Søreide.

  8. Tina Søreide portrait

    Nominate candidates for knowledge dissemination award

    In December, NHH will hand out the Award for Excellent Knowledge Dissemination. The winner receives NOK 40,000 and you can nominate candidates until 8 December.

  9. Tina Søreide, av Helge Skodvin

    Research dissemination award to Tina Søreide

    The winner of NHH’s Research Dissemination Award 2020 is professor Tina Søreide.

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    Watch experts discussing financial secrecy

    Did you miss out on the NHH mini conference on financial secrecy 24 March? The conference was digital and you now can watch the video and listen to experts discussing if financial institutions are capable of detecting criminal activity, as required by the regulations.

  11. Tina Søreide takes social responsibility seriously

    For the fifth year in a row, Professor Tina Søreide of the Department of Accounting, Auditing and Law is on the list of the most frequently quoted NHH researchers in the media. She is also highly active when it comes to popular dissemination to the general public. Why does she do it – what drives her?

  12. Fight against corruption in shipping

    Key players in Norwegian shipping attended a seminar at NHH this week. Representatives from Grieg Star, Odfjell, DOF and Wilh.Wilhelmsen met experts in crime and governance.

  14. An Efficient Anticorruption Sanctions Regime?

    With its sanctions regime, the World Bank has sent a clear message to client governments and suppliers that it will not tolerate corruption. However, the sanctions regime at the same time runs counter to the World Bank’s own development agenda.

  15. Working Papers

    Working papers from NHH's Department of Accounting, Auditing and Law.

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    Join a conference on financial secrecy

    Tax evasion, bribery and fraud can be part of apparently legitimate business. Are the financial institutions capable of detecting criminal activity, as required by the regulations?

  18. Cover for Lucifers Banker

    Are the financial institutions capable of detecting criminal activity, as required by the regulations?

    UBS whistle blower Bradley C. Birkenfeld, Director of Group Compliance Mirella Elisa Os Wassiluk (DNB) and NHH Professor Guttorm Schjelderup are speaking at an NHH conference on financial secrecy in March.

  19. Open call Eurasia Programme

    Do you have a proposal for a project collaboration on education with partners in the Eurasia region? SIU is now accepting new applications for funding for three-year projects in the Eurasia Programme 2018-2021. Closing date is 15 December 2017.

  20. Register for conference on financial secrecy?

    The conference "Financial Secrecy and its discontents" takes place at NHH on 17 March. The speakers are USB whistle blower Bradley C. Birkenfeld, Director of Group Compliance Mirella Elisa Os Wassiluk (DNB) and NHH Professor Guttorm Schjelderup.

  23. Teaching award to Finn Kinserdal

    The Master's Students' Award for Excellence in Teaching 2018 goes to Associate Professor Finn Kinserdal. "[...] he has highlighted the link between theory and practice in an outstanding way", the jury states.

  24. Workshop on Competition and Procurement: From Bid Rigging to Zero Pricing

    NHH, SNF, UiB and Bergen Center for Competition Law & Economics host this workshop gathering leading legal and economic experts specialized in the interaction between collusive practices and public procurements. Six international speakers plus the Head of The Norwegian Competition Authority, Tina Søreide, will be joining to discuss the law and economics of this important interaction.

  25. Learning about combating corruption in Georgia

    30 NHH students travelled to Georgia to experience the grim realities of corruption and encountered difficult ethical dilemmas.

  26. Guest Lecture: Matthias Kiener Corporate compliance and anti-corruption

    Guest students and researchers are welcome to attend a guest lecture by Matthias Kiener, KPMG partner in Switzerland and experienced forensic auditing expert. The topic is corporate compliance and anti-corruption, and specifically the "Ten Hallmarks of an Effective Compliance Program” as issued by the US Department of Justice in 2017.

  28. On Friday 10 December 2021 Shrey Nishchal will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.

    Collusion Between Public Officials and Firms

    On Friday 10 December 2021 Shrey Nishchal will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.

  30. How to get funding?

    How can you increase your chances of receiving funding from the Research Council of Norway? This is the topic at the seminar with Jill Walker Rettberg, Hilde Sandvik, Karin Thorburn, Bertil Tungodden and Helge Thorbjørnsen tomorrow.

  32. For rådgivere og lærere Frokostseminar

    Få en god start på dagen med frokost og faglig påfyll. Her blir du oppdatert på fremtidens økonomiutdanning og får smakebiter på spennende NHH-forskning. Du møter også en student som forteller om overgangen fra videregående til høyere utdanning.

  33. Business Crime: U.S. Enforcement Against Multinational Corporations for Corruption and Fraud (not offered)

    REG524 (5.0 Stp)

  34. Research

    Research on topics relevant to ethics, corporate responsibility and sustainability is conducted across all departments at NHH.

  35. Teaching prize to Justin Valasek

    The Student Committee at NHH has awarded The Master's Students' Prize for Excellence in Teaching to Justin Valasek. "He does his utmost to provide the students a deep understanding of the course and encourages participation in class", the committee states.

  36. Teaching award to Finn Kinserdal

    The Master's Students' Award for Excellence in Teaching 2019 has been awarded to Associate Professor Finn Kinserdal. "Students emphasize that he is able to make a somewhat dry topic exciting, and that he is extraordinary engaging and inspiring", the jury states. He also received the award last year.

  37. International Guidelines for Non-trial resolutions of Foreign Bribery Cases

    Recommendation regarding Non-trial Resolutions (or Negotiated Settlements) of Cases involving Foreign Bribery.

  38. NoCeT Master Theses

    Overview, and topics.

  39. Economic Analysis of corporate misconduct

    REG522 (5.0 Stp)

  40. Department elections

    Jøril Mæland, Jarle Møen, Beate Sandvei, Finn Kinserdal and Eirik Gaard Kristiansen will be our new department heads. Five of six departments have now elected representatives for the next years.

  42. The 8th Annual BECCLE Conference

    The conference combines invited sessions with accomplished speakers and open sessions with presentations and discussions of original research papers in the fields of competition law and competition economics.

  43. CANCELLED Faculty seminar with Nicholas Lord

    Castles Made of Sand? Corporate Bribery and Deferred Prosecution Agreements in England and Wales after Airbus. The Department of Accounting, Auditing and Law invites you to a faculty seminar with Nicholas Lord, University of Manchester.

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    THERESE EGELAND PROMOTED TO FULL PROFESSOR

    Therese Egeland, NHH's expert on organizational psychology and teamwork and host of the podcast "Leadership", has become a professor.

  46. Topics in Auditing

    MRR445 (7.5 Stp)

  47. Corruption, Compliance and Sustainable Business

    BUS452 (7.5 Stp)

  48. Publications

    Publications from NoCeT - Norwegian Centre for Taxation.

  49. People at Nocet

    Researchers at Norwegian Centre for Taxation.

  50. "Men are geniuses, women are hard working?"

    Gendered organisations and unconscious biases in academic institutions were the topic at the seminar “Gender equality expertise in leadership positions” with Anna Wahl last week.

  51. The central topic of Kasper Vagle´s doctoral dissertation is the role of the prosecutor in law enforcement of economic crime - that is, how the organisation of law enforcement agencies, legal procedure and the strength of institutions influence the efficiency of law enforcement.

    The Law and Economics of Anti-Corruption

    On Monday 13 June 2022 Kasper Vagle will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.

  52. Discussion Papers

    Discussion Papers from NoCeT - Norwegian Centre for Taxation.

  53. Doctoral Dissertations Department of Economics

  54. Tidligere konferanser

    Program fra tidligere års alumnikonferanser.

  55. Events at CBE

    CBE organises a regular seminar series with internal and external speakers, and workshops and conferences.

  56. Published papers