• We avoid conflicts of interest and other situations that are potentially harmful to Newmont.
  • We will not give preferential treatment to a supplier or customer in exchange for anything of personal benefit.

Gifts and Gratuities

The giving and receiving of gifts and gratuities are commonplace in most societies. This practice in a business context is typically meant to create goodwill and establish trust in business relationships. However, in certain circumstances, the practice can create a conflict of interest or the appearance of impropriety. Thus, we must learn how to distinguish when to give and when not to give a gift, and when it is acceptable to receive a gift and when it is not acceptable.

 

Customers and Suppliers

It is often customary to exchange gifts and entertainment with customers and suppliers.

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Financial Institution Employees

We should never give a banker, or his or her family members or close friends, anything of value that could be associated with a financial transaction.Learn more

 

Government Officials

Conducting business with government officials is not the same as conducting business with private parties. These transactions are covered by special legal rules.Learn more