Fire Credit just obtained its ISO 37001 certification for the Anti-Bribery Management System.

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Fire Credit obtained the Anti-Bribery Management Systems certification according to ISO 37001, the first international standard on anti-corruption management systems.

The certification, issued by SRAC, attests Fire Credit’s focus on compliance and, in particular, it certifies the company’s commitment to implementing a management system designed to prevent and fight corruption.

Through an internal anti-corruption policy, Fire Credit regularly undertakes to conduct risk assessments, train employees and prevent risks associated with the activities of its business partners, paying particular attention to those situations where active or passive bribery could take place.

ISO 37001 certification and the related internal processes, are a strong tool favoring both the development of effective measures to prevent and deal with corruption and the growth of a culture of integrity and transparency.

In order to adopt this standard, a deep knowledge and an accurate analysis of corporate processes is fundamental, allowing, in the medium term, to achieve a complete oversight on greater risks and costs associated with corruption, thus ensuring a further guarantee of reliability for Customers and Stakeholders.

Adherence to this new standard adds to the ways in which Fire Credit declares itself compliant in relation to the prevention of corruption and demonstrates that the company adopts preventive measures deemed reasonable and proportionate to the risk of corruption.