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Facilitation Payments: Are They Legal Bribery?
One of the more frequent questions I hear during webinars and at seminars centers on the issue of facilitation payments. Often the question is “Do you really believe that companies can comply with
Read More »Inside FCPA Enforcement Statistics
FCPA Inc., it often seems, is obsessed with enforcement statistics. Increasing FCPA enforcement, and the ability to demonstrate it through numbers and graphs, is an effective marketing device for many in the industry.
Read More »Oil and gas sector has seen the most bribery and corruption prosecutions in the UK, new report finds
The oil and gas sector has faced the most completed prosecutions for bribery and corruption in the UK, an analysis of completed cases has found. The sector was the subject of the highest number of
Read More »Gathering Storm Against “Corporate Corruption”
Could it get any worse for companies and public perception of corrupt business practices? I know it is a rhetorical question but the wave of public opinion and news reports has been pretty
Read More »Foreign Corrupt Practices Act is ‘sword of Damocles,’ critic says
Violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act have been expanded to include not only what actual bribes are known to be paid but what bribes a business owner or executive "should have known" were
Read More »What The Top Corruption Risks in Latin America Mean For FCPA Compliance
The 2012 Latin America Corruption Survey found that executives consider customs and police to present the highest levels of corruption risk throughout the region. The survey, organized by Miller & Chevalier, Matteson Ellis Law,
Read More »Hong Kong Billionaires Charged With Bribery
In one of the biggest corruption scandals in Hong Kong in decades, two billionaire businessmen, a former high-ranking civil servant and two other men were charged Friday with bribery-related offenses, a development that could
Read More »Our Battle Against Corruption
There have been reports that the Shoura Council is in the process of laying down a strategy to fight corruption in the civil service, including enacting anti-bribery legislation. The Shoura Council would begin by
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