Anti‑Corruption Reporting Channel (RGPC)

Frederik Pohl
Updated: February 27, 2026

You can use this channel to discreetly and/or anonymously share any information you may have about irregularities, unlawful activity, or criminal activity within your company.

Since reporting irregular, unlawful, or illicit facts or situations is an ethical, professional, and civic duty—all of which are essential values of this organization—we urge doing so. You are helping to make the organization more transparent, equitable, and safe in this way.

The law protects all users of this channel, forbidding reprisal of any kind and guaranteeing secrecy and/or anonymity (if desired). The given information is guaranteed to be secure, and access to it will only be granted to those who have been specifically designated by the organization and authorized by law.

Reports have to be submitted honestly. The objective of this channel is seriously undermined by the abuse and/or submission of misleading statements, which could lead to punishment.

We advise you to check the progress of your record on a frequent basis or to respond to the complaint manager’s requests for clarification.

You can then use your right to data protection if you decide to submit any personal information that could be used to identify you. Find out more about this organization’s privacy policy.

You may use other channels, such as contacting the Competent Authorities for this purpose, if you have good reason to think that the complaint cannot be adequately examined or addressed inside the organization or that there is a chance of reprisal.

Confidential Reporting Form

Please select the type of report.
Indicate the area in which the act of corruption or fraud occurred.
Include locations, people and companies involved. How the act was carried out. Whether payments were made, how, and through which means (bank accounts, names of holders, etc.).
Indicate when the events occurred. Examples: on 30 July 2009, late July 2009, between 15 and 30 July 2009, in August 2009, mid-2009, during 2009, between January and March 2009, ongoing for the past 2 years, etc.
Provide all known information about people or companies involved. Workplace, profession, residence. Relationships, contacts, vehicles, properties.
Explain how you became aware of the events. Did you hear about them from someone? Who? Did you witness them? Did you read about them in documents?
Approximate value of amounts involved. If no money was exchanged, indicate the estimated value of goods involved.
Identify other people who may help the investigation. Can provide information or testimony
Provide information about supporting evidence. Where are documents located? If digital, attach them in the “Attachments” section
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