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Corruption, bribery, frauds: Indian firms worst hit
India has the second highest number of fraud-hit companies, according to a report by global advisory firm Kroll. Theft of physical assets or stock was the most frequent (27%) type of fraud reported
Read More »FCPA Guidance: Refined Compliance and Safe Harbors
With all the hype and bloviating behind us, it is now time to take a closer look at some of the more significant aspects of the FCPA Guidance. For those who continue to
Read More »‘Implementation of corruption laws major setback’
lthough Nigeria has sufficient anti-corruption and bribery laws, implementation of such laws has over the years been the major problem in the avowed fight against graft. This was the submission of Olusoji Apampa of Integrity
Read More »The Financial Industry: Ignoring Corruption Enforcement Risks
The old English proverb, “You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink,” is particularly apt when you think of the financial industry and corruption compliance. Maybe it comes
Read More »Minimizing the FCPA Risk in Mergers & Acquisitions
Ask a company, “Who runs your FCPA program?” and a common response may be, “What FCPA program?” It’s one thing to not self-police, but when acquiring a business, it’s doubly important to know what
Read More »Armistice Day: The Risks and Rewards of Foreign Joint Ventures
Ed. Note-we continue our series of guest posts from our colleague Mary Shaddock Jones, who today looks at Joint Ventures and has some pointers for avoiding pitfalls under the FCPA.
Read More »Bribery and Corruption on the Rise Since the Economic Downturn’ – Survey
Ernst & Young’s 2012 Global Fraud Survey , shows that 28% of Irish respondents believe that there is an increase in bribery and corrupt practices since the economic downturn. This compares to 16% in
Read More »Brother Can You Swop a Car? FCPA and Bribery Act Implications in the Barter Economy
While the economy has improved from the depths of the Bush Recession of 2008, things are not back where most businesses and governments would like them to be. One of the more interesting responses
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