Job: Enterprise Relationship Executive
The FCPA Blog
January 25, 2021
Job Title: Enterprise Relationship Executive
Employer: Lextegrity
Location: Remote… Continue Reading
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How nuanced are your risk rankings for countries?
Robert Clark
January 25, 2021
Several well-known lists rank colleges and universities in the United States. Rankings that take into account diverse factors — class size, teacher-to-student ratio, financial aid, campus social life — are useful as a relative assessment of quality and allow future students to evaluate which schools might be good matches for their own temperaments, needs, resources, and goals.… Continue Reading
Is this the best time ever for introverted compliance officers?
Richard L. Cassin
January 21, 2021
One of the byproducts of our locked-down, socially distanced, mask-wearing, remote-working world is that introverts are feeling more comfortable. They don’t need to pretend to be part of the gregarious, fist-bumping, loud-talking in-crowd of corporate extroverts, and that’s a big relief.… Continue Reading
Korea: Powerful new anti-corruption agency to launch soon
Marian Lee
January 20, 2021
A new anti-corruption regulator in Korea will start work imminently, targeting high-ranking government officials and potentially impacting private companies and their employees.… Continue Reading
Job: Senior Asset Recovery Specialist (Ukraine)
The FCPA Blog
January 19, 2021
Job Title: Senior Asset Recovery Specialist (Ukraine)
Employer: Basel Institute on Governance
Location: Kyiv, Ukraine… Continue Reading
The FCPA in 2020: New compliance requirements shake industries, and severe punishment for broken controls
Bill Steinman
January 19, 2021
As I look back over the FCPA developments from 2020, one thing stands out: the DOJ and SEC continue to demand robust compliance controls. In some cases, the agencies reinforced long-standing expectations, and severely punished companies that strayed from them –something old.… Continue Reading
Job: Sales Director, Due Diligence
The FCPA Blog
January 18, 2021
Job Title: Sales Director, Due Diligence
Employer: Control Risks
Location: United States (Remote)… Continue Reading
Is an ‘industry sweep’ headed your way?
Richard L. Cassin
January 14, 2021
It’s a familiar FCPA enforcement pattern. Companies in the same segment fall like dominoes. Medical device makers, pharmas, banks, mobile phone operators, oil and gas service providers and producers — all have had their turn in the enforcement spotlight.… Continue Reading
Here are three things to consider when setting 2021 KPIs
Vera Cherepanova
January 13, 2021
Performance management is a key part of organizational culture and leadership messaging. The way goals are set affects people’s behavior – Key Performance Indicators give employees guidance on how to act and prioritize.… Continue Reading
Job: Vice President of Global Compliance
The FCPA Blog
January 12, 2021
Job Title: Vice President of Global Compliance
Employer: Hanesbrands Inc.
Location: Winston-Salem, North Carolina USA (Temporarily Remote)… Continue Reading
Five numbers that show just how big the FCPA industry has become
Harry Cassin
January 12, 2021
How much has FCPA enforcement and compliance changed over the last decade? Ask anyone who’s been around, and they’ll probably say “a lot” or “completely.” Perhaps the most telling metric quantifying this change is the average size of a corporate FCPA resolution.… Continue Reading
Deutsche Bank pays $122.9 million to resolve ‘business development’ FCPA offenses
Harry Cassin
January 11, 2021
Deutsche Bank AG agreed Friday to pay the DOJ and SEC $122.9 million in penalties and disgorgement to resolve FCPA offenses in China, Italy, Abu Dhabi, and Saudi Arabia.… Continue Reading