Business Bribery Risk

Overall Score
World Ranking

The Bribery Risk Matrix (TRACE Matrix) measures business bribery risk in 194 countries. The overall country risk score is a combined and weighted score of four domains - Opportunity, Deterrence, Transparency and Oversight - as well as nine subdomains.

The TRACE Matrix was originally developed in 2014 in collaboration with RAND Corporation. It is updated annually by TRACE.

The Bribery Risk Matrix (TRACE Matrix) measures business bribery risk in 194 countries. The overall country risk score is a combined and weighted score of four domains - Opportunity, Deterrence, Transparency and Oversight - as well as nine subdomains.

The TRACE Matrix was originally developed in 2014 in collaboration with RAND Corporation. It is updated annually by TRACE.

icon icon icon

SUBJECT Variables
An index published annually by TRACE which measures business bribery risk in 194 countries.
Business Bribery Risk | India | 2014 - 2023 | Data, Charts and Analysis
Business Bribery Risk for India - overall score, world ranking, in addition to expert analysis and comparison with global peers.
2014,2015,2016,2017,2018,2019,2020,2021,2022,2023,TRACE,actual,amount,amounts,analysis,annual,bribe,bribery,business,chart,charts,compared,corporate,corruption,current,data,figure,figures,global comparison,graph,graphs,historical,india,indian,indicator,indicators,info,information,level,levels,rank,ranking,score,statistics,stats,value,values,world,year,yearly
01/01/2014 To 31/12/2023
Overall Score
World Ranking
icon
Characters : 91/225
Characters : 71/120
Characters : 128/160
Characters : 360/3500
To
Overall Score
World Ranking
icon icon
OVERALL PERFORMANCE
Overall Score
100 (highest risk) -----------> 0 (lowest risk)
Source: TRACE Bribery Risk Matrix
World Ranking
Ranking amongst 200 countries
Source: TRACE Bribery Risk Matrix
  • India's overall score on the TRACE Bribery Risk Matrix 2023 dropped by 7 percentage points - from 48 in 2022 to 55 in 2023.
  • India dropped 36 spots on the overall ranking and was placed 122nd in 2023 in comparison to 86th amongst 194 countries in 2022.
icon icon icon

DOMAINS

The overall score is the product of a weighted average of the four domains.

  1. The Opportunity domain measures interactions between businesses and government. It is the domain most immediately associated with bribery risk and carries a 40% weightage in the overall score.
  2. The Deterrence domain describes the informal and formal mechanisms that deter businesses or government officials from engaging in bribery. It makes up 15% of the overall score.
  3. Transparency is divided into two subdomains: how transparent the government is in its regulatory functions (Processes), and financial transparency within the government and government-adjacent institutions (Interests). This domain contributes 22.5% of the overall Matrix score.
  4. The capacity for Civil Society Oversight domain examines the freedom and strength of the press and civil society in acting as a check on corruption in the public sector. This domain comprises 22.5% of the overall Matrix score.
icon icon icon

100 (highest risk) -----------> 0 (lowest risk)
Source: TRACE Bribery Risk Matrix
  • The score of 61 on Anti-bribery deterrence and enforcement continues to be a weak corner weighing heavily on India's overall score in 2023.
icon icon icon

GLOBAL COMPARISON
100 (highest risk) -----------> 0 (lowest risk)
Source: TRACE Bribery Risk Matrix
  • In comparison to its benchmarked G20 peers, the business bribery risk in India in 2023 was much lesser than in China, Russia, Turkey, and Brazil.
  • Norway held the pole position on the 2023 list with an overall score of 5.
icon icon icon

TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE

Or
Continue with Email

Get full access to the exciting content on The Mirrority by logging in

Support independent journalism

Even the very best of media houses in our country today are yielding to the pressure of click-bait journalism in order to survive. More than ever before, our country needs journalism that is independent, fair and non-pliant to the bureaucracy. Such journalism needs the support of like-minded readers like you to help us survive editorially and financially.

Whether you live in India or India lives inside you, help us continue to produce quality journalism with your contribution.

CONTRIBUTE