Coalition For Integrity

The State Campaign Finance Index 2022

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Oversight of Infrastructure Spending

Using Machine Learning for Anti-Corruption Risk and Compliance

Anti-Corruption
Recommendations for the
Biden Administration

Coalition for Integrity: Evaluation of United States' Foreign Bribery Enforcement

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WHO WE ARE

Coalition for Integrity is a non-profit, non-partisan 501(c)(3) organization. We work in coalition with a wide range of individuals and organizations to combat corruption and promote integrity in the public and private sectors.

What we do

Private Sector Integrity

Coalition for Integrity works towards raising integrity and anti-corruption compliance standards in the private sector and promoting consistent enforcement of the OECD Anti-Bribery Standard. Learn More

U.S. Transparency & Accountability

Coalition for Integrity promotes integrity, transparency, and accountability in U.S. government and elections.

In 2019, we launched the Virginia Integrity Challenge, challenging candidates for the General Assembly to post their campaign finance reports, financial disclosures reports and gift disclosures on their campaign websites. We believe that candidates should show a commitment to openness and accountability. Making personal and campaign finance disclosures easily accessible to the public helps boost confidence in their elected officials.

Ending Impunity

Coalition for Integrity is actively advocating to close loopholes in the U.S. anti-money laundering framework that allow corrupt individuals to enjoy the proceeds of crime and corruption. Learn More

In Focus

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Worth MacMurray to Lead Coalition for Integrity

Washington DC, November 1, 2023: The Coalition for Integrity (C4I) is pleased to announce that Worth MacMurray, who since July 2023 has served as its Interim President and CEO, has been appointed to the position of President and CEO, effective November 1, 2023.

Coalition for Integrity submitted comments on Feb 14, 2023 on the second notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) on the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), regarding beneficial ownership information access and safeguards

Coalition for Integrity submitted comments on Feb 14, 2023 on the second notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) on the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), regarding beneficial ownership information access and safeguards. In our last comment, submitted February 2022, Coalition for Integrity identified several principles that were core to the effective implementation of an access rule for the CTA. The proposed rule released this December, as written, needs better clarification in several places to deliver on those principles – including timely, uncomplicated access for investigators and relevant financial institutions; utility of the data; and we offer our support for certain provisions and offer recommendations to FinCEN to strengthen the rule here

The State Campaign Finance Index 2022

The Coalition for Integrity released the first State Campaign Finance Index. This Index analyzes the laws of 50 states and the District of Columbia relating to the scope, independence, and powers of state agencies which regulate campaign finance, as well as each state’s laws on campaign coordination, campaign contributions, disclosure of those contributions, requirements for transparency of funding of independent expenditures and political advertisements, and the availability of campaign finance information. The Index focuses on laws pertaining to state executive and legislative races.

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Coalition for Integrity’s comments to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network of the Treasury Department on a proposed rule that would address the vulnerability of the U.S. real estate market to money laundering and other illicit activity

Coalition for Integrity’s comments to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) of the Treasury Department on a proposed rule that would address the vulnerability of the U.S. real estate market to money laundering and other illicit activity, submitted on February 21st. Read the comments here.