This report of Transparency International (TI) called - Transparency in Reporting on Anti-Corruption (TRAC)- focuses on the extent and quality of information provided by leading companies on the policies and measures they are taking to combat bribery and corruption.
The TRAC report achieves this by examining the publicly available documents of close to 500 leading global companies and evaluating the extent to which they report on the strategy, policies and management systems in place for combating bribery and corruption. The information analysed comes from corporate websites, company annual reports and sustainability reports. The results are then translated into country and industry sector rankings.
It was published in 2009.

In this report published in 2008, Transparency International (TI) evaluates 42 leading oil and gas companies on their current policies, management systems and performance in areas relevant to revenue transparency in their upstream operations. Revenue transparency in this report includes three areas of corporate action where disclosure can contribute to improved accountability in the management of extractive revenues: payments to host governments, operations and corporate anti-corruption programmes. The companies are evaluated in a total of 21 countries of operation. This report is a featured product of TI's Promoting Revenue Transparency Project and attempts to characterise current levels of company revenue transparency, to point to best practices, and to suggest areas for improvement.
The 2008 report was updated in 2011.