Responsible business

As a responsible and ethical business, Capgemini has zero tolerance for corruption.

We voluntarily signed the UN Global Compact in 2004, committing to “work against corruption in all its forms, including extortion and bribery.”  
 
Our Anti-Corruption Compliance Program is part of this commitment to maintain and promote world-class standards of business integrity and trust, wherever we operate.

We are committed to conduct our business in a way guided by the principles of fair and open competition, and in full adherence to the applicable competition laws. Complying with such legislation leads to better business, and builds the trust of our clients and the general public.

It also prevents financial and reputational damages to Capgemini. Hence we have adopted a Group Competition Laws Policy which is binding for all Capgemini employees. 

We strive to guarantee an alignment with our ethical standards, and the expectations of our clients.

For over ten years, the Group has had a mandatory purchase order policy and Global Purchasing System, which gives a clear picture of all our activities, from sourcing to payment. 

Our Supplier Standards of Conduct sets the minimum commitment we expect from our suppliers with regard to CSR, ethics and anti-bribery, regulatory compliance, and business relationship standards.

We are committed to protecting all data entrusted to us and defending our business, and our clients, against cyberattacks. 

We strive to protect and promote human rights across our value chain, and in accordance with international standards. 

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