Frank Vogl

Anti-Corruption • Ethics & Integrity

Frank has been engaged with global economics, banking, governance and anti-corruption for more than 40 years, as a journalist, as a World Bank senior official, as an anti-corruption civil society leader, and as a top level advisor to financial institutions.  Frank is President of Vogl Communications, Inc., which has provided advice to leaders of international finance for more than two decades.

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Beyond Harvey Weinstein: Sextortion Around the Globe

November 02, 2017 by Frank Vogl in Corruption, General, News, Violence, Transparency

Harassment is now top US news - thanks to Weinstein - but millions of victims in poor countries are ignored - time to change this and act.

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November 02, 2017 /Frank Vogl
Harrasment, sex, Weinstein
Corruption, General, News, Violence, Transparency
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NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS: CORRUPTED SYSTEMATICALLY?

June 21, 2016 by Frank Vogl in Corruption, Global Economy, Money Laundering, Politics, State Department, Transparency, Violence

In Afghanistan’s northeastern province of Badakhshan, two rival warlords – both allegedly with ties to the Taliban – are competing to control the illegal mining and smuggling of the valuable lapis lazuli mineral.

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June 21, 2016 /Frank Vogl
Civil Society, Corruption, Money Laundering, Politics, Crime, Transparency International, Impunity, Bribery
Corruption, Global Economy, Money Laundering, Politics, State Department, Transparency, Violence
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NO IMPUNITY - US Courageous Prosecutor Wins Verdict Against New York Power-Broker Sheldon Silver

December 07, 2015 by Frank Vogl in Corporate Governance, Corruption, Transparency, US Politics, News

The need for honest politicians serving the public's interests is at the core of the American system of democracy. Nevertheless, in the US, as in every country, politics and corruption too often go hand-in-hand. Now a New York jury has brought in a historic set of verdicts. Will it change the New York game?

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December 07, 2015 /Frank Vogl
New York Assembly, Politics, Corruption, Prosecution, Impunity
Corporate Governance, Corruption, Transparency, US Politics, News
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Restoring Banking Integrity - 10 Reform Proposals

October 14, 2015 by Frank Vogl in Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, Corruption, Transparency

Public trust in the biggest banks is low. I have 10 specific recommendations to cure the banks of their evil ways. Bankers will not like most of my proposals, but the time has come for radical reform.

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October 14, 2015 /Frank Vogl
LIBOR, Whistleblowers, Pay, Banking, Money Laundering, Reform, Culture, Foreign Exchange
Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, Corruption, Transparency
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Corruption Complacency Must Be Challenged

May 25, 2015 by Frank Vogl in Accountability, Corporate Social Responsibility, Corruption, NGOs, Public Sector Governance, Transparency, Employment

From the comparatively modest malfeasance in the New York State legislature (both the State assembly Speaker as well as the Senate majority leader have been indicted for corruption) to the mega-million dollar graft engulfing Brazilian businessmen and politicians today, on to the all-consuming kleptocracy in the Kremlin, the abuse of public office for private gain is rampant.

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May 25, 2015 /Frank Vogl
EU Commission, Federal Election Commission, Kremlin, Nemtsov, New York State, Corruption, Brazil, Transparency International, Kleptocracy
Accountability, Corporate Social Responsibility, Corruption, NGOs, Public Sector Governance, Transparency, Employment
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Promoting Press Freedom -- New Report Reviews U.S. Government Approaches

December 31, 2014 by Frank Vogl in Accountability, Corruption, Media, Public Sector Governance, State Department, Transparency, US AID

The First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States guarantees freedom of expression by prohibiting Congress from restricting the press or the rights of individuals to speak freely. Today, the U.S. Government spends more than $100 million each year to promote the values of the First Amendment across the world.

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December 31, 2014 /Frank Vogl
Accountability, Corruption, Media, Public Sector Governance, State Department, Transparency, US AID
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