The theoretical literature of economics offers a hybrid viewpoint on the relationship between the phenomenon of corruption and economic growth. On the one hand, a group of economic theories believe that by ignoring the inefficient and flexible rules and regulations that imposed by government especially in the less developed countries, the corruption can lead to increase economic growth, but on the other hand, another group of theories consider the corruption as a force which damages to the proper functioning of markets and leads to reduce the economic growth. In most of the studies in order to extirpate the corruption, it has been suggested to reform the public management through the institutionalization of the control in the political system, development of civil society, increasing the accountability of political authorities, increasing the competition in the economical sector. But today administrative and financial corruptions are still the most important issues. Undoubtedly, an administrative system mingled with financial corruption cannot be a proper managerial tool for a constant development so in addition to identify the factors affect on the administrative and financial corruptions of the Rasht bank’s staff and examining the radical causes of the formation and persistence of corruption, has been attempted to suggest some appropriate strategies for eliminating or reducing it too.

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