The founder of a seismology equipment company told a London court on 19 November that an agreement he struck with a South Korean scientist to favour his company’s products was “absolutely not” corrupt.
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Güralp Systems employees saw anti-bribery policy as annoyance, court hears
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Güralp Systems did not use lawyers for sales agreements
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Scientist’s wish to profit from sales might have been “banter”, court hears
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Jury must decide the “purpose” of allegedly corrupt Güralp Systems payments
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SFO reveals costs of unsuccessful prosecutions in Güralp Systems case
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