The Scottish Corporate Self Reporting Scheme - A Practical Guide

Introduction

Are you confident your organisation can effectively navigate the disclosure of suspected bribery and corruption in Scotland? Missteps in reporting can lead to significant legal, reputational, and operational risks.

The Scottish Corporate Self-Reporting Scheme provides organisations with a pathway to disclose suspected bribery and corruption, aiming to promote transparency and mitigate enforcement risk.

This webinar examines the scheme’s structure, legal context, and practical implications for businesses and advisers.

You will gain actionable insights on navigating disclosure, managing investigations, and minimising reputational and legal exposure. Secure your place today and learn how to handle self-reporting effectively, stay compliant with COPFS guidance, and strengthen governance in your organisation.

What You Will Learn

This webinar will cover the following:

• The origins and objectives of the Scottish Corporate Self-Reporting Scheme
• Legal and regulatory framework: Bribery Act 2010, Crown Office & Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS) guidance
• Eligibility and scope: which organisations and conduct are covered?
• The self-reporting process: key steps, documentation, and timelines
• Benefits and limitations: potential outcomes, civil settlement, and prosecution risk
• Practical considerations: internal investigations, legal privilege, and stakeholder management
• Case studies: recent examples and lessons learned from self-reporting in Scotland
• Board and leadership responsibilities: oversight, decision-making, and risk mitigation
• Emerging trends: increased scrutiny, ESG, and evolving enforcement priorities

This pre-recorded webinar will be available to view from Wednesday 23rd September 2026

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