23 Feb, 2018 French anti-corruption agency provides guidance on Sapin II compliance By Emmanuelle Brunelle In June last year, France’s landmark new anti-corruption law, known as Sapin II,[1] came fully into effect. Two major innovations of...
07 Nov, 2017 Five behind-the-scenes insights into DOJ cross-border investigation priorities By Justin Simeone The Fraud Section within the US Department of Justice (“DOJ”) plays a key role in shaping many multi-jurisdictional investigations. On...
22 Sep, 2017 United States authorities announce $965 million foreign bribery resolution By Daniel Cendan On September 21, 2017, the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) announced that Sweden-based telecommunications provider Telia Company AB...
20 Jul, 2017 Rolls-Royce, Robots and the Risks of Brexit - the Serious Fraud Office’s 2016-17 Annual Report By Kim Sofroniou The SFO’s annual report for 2016-17 was published yesterday. Coming only a couple of months after the Conservative party’s controversial...
19 Jul, 2017 United States efforts to hold foreign (i.e., non-U.S.) officials responsible and accountable for receiving bribes By Daniel Cendan In a victory for United States federal prosecutors, earlier this week a South Korean government official was found guilty of laundering...
29 Jul, 2015 Quiet changes: Redline of the FCPA Resource Guide By Lauren Kaplin In November 2012, the SEC and DOJ released a joint Resource Guide to the US Foreign Corrupt Practice Act (FCPA) to much fanfare. While...
25 Feb, 2015 Goodyear: The SEC's reminder of the perils of commercial bribery By Peter Jaffe Conventional wisdom has it that the US FCPA—unlike, say, the UK Bribery Act—doesn’t cover commercial bribery. See, eg, this, this, this,...