Institutional corruption occurs when systemic pressures, such as financial incentives or political influence, erode an organization’s core mission. It manifests through biased decision-making, hidden conflicts of interest, or normalized unethical practices. Ultimately, this dynamic benefits entrenched elites—executives, lobbyists, or power brokers—who gain wealth and control, while the public, shareholders, and honest employees suffer diminished trust and fairness.
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