IDEX’s compliance function is led by our Chief Compliance Officer who reports into the General Counsel. Our global compliance team proactively manages risks tied to international trade, anti-corruption, competition law, supply chain compliance, product compliance, and data privacy.

We are proud of our engagement and ownership of compliance at all levels of the organization and with our Board of Directors to identify trends and risks, implement mitigation strategies, and oversee the effectiveness of the compliance program.

IDEX is committed to ethical business practices as outlined in our Anti-Corruption Policy Statement. We win business based on quality, service, pricing, and reliability, and not through unethical or fraudulent means. Bribery and unlawful payments are strictly prohibited for all employees, sales agents, and distributors. To ensure our third parties are acting ethically and in the best interest of our businesses, IDEX has implemented a stand-alone compliance process for all third-party sales intermediaries. This process mandates a background check and regularly-executed compliance agreements. If unethical behavior is detected, we take action, including the termination of the business relationship. The IDEX corporate compliance team conducts annual anti-corruption audits, using a risk-based approach across the enterprise.

Our suppliers are essential partners in our success. We conduct business with reputable third parties based on qualifications, service, cost competitiveness, and shared values. The Supplier Code of Conduct outlines our expectations for responsible business practices.

As a multinational company with global supply chains and a diverse customer base, IDEX prioritizes trade compliance amid evolving international regulations. Our businesses maintain robust programs and practices to remain in compliance with applicable regulatory requirements. This includes screening exports and obtaining end-user statements when necessary and reviewing tariff codes, country of origin classifications, and free trade agreements.

The IDEX corporate compliance team routinely educates our businesses on emerging risks and changes in regulations and conducts annual trade compliance audits, using a risk-based approach across the enterprise to prevent retaliation for calling the hotline or participating in an investigation.

IDEX does not use corporate funds or assets to make political contributions of any kind as governed by the Code of Business Conduct and Ethics and the IDEX Anti-Corruption Policy Statement. Employees and directors are trained on these policies upon hire and at least annually thereafter.