Harry Cassin
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Bill Steinman
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Richard L. Cassin
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Elizabeth K. Spahn
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Cody Worthington
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Julie DiMauro
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Thomas Fox
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Marc Alain Bohn
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Bill Waite
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Shruti J. Shah
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Russell A. Stamets
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Richard Bistrong
Contributing Editor
Eric Carlson
Contributing Editor
The DOJ and SEC have prosecuted 240 different companies (by my count) for FCPA offenses. Of those 240 companies, 13 have been repeat FCPA defendants. That means the recidivism rate for all corporate FCPA defendants is about 5.5 percent.… Continue Reading
Last week we opened up the FCPA Blog reader survey to help you and your peers better understand the state of the FCPA compliance industry. Here are the results:… Continue Reading
Take the FCPA Blog reader survey to help you and your peers better understand the state of the FCPA compliance industry. All responses are anonymous. … Continue Reading
What stands out on the FCPA Blog’s list of the ten biggest FCPA cases of all time?… Continue Reading
Some of our eagle-eyed readers have noticed that we’ve made some changes to the FCPA Blog’s editorial content since the start of the year. Here’s an explanation of the changes we’ve made and how they impact the most important people: our readers.… Continue Reading
Richard Bistrong talks with Richard L. Cassin about the emotional side of his decision to plead guilty to an FCPA-related charge and cooperate with the DOJ. Why did he make that decision?… Continue Reading
Last Wednesday, J&F Investimentos S.A. and a subsidiary agreed to pay a total of $285 million to settle FCPA charges brought by the SEC and DOJ. With that settlement, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act hit its two biggest milestones yet.… Continue Reading
How should compliance leaders deal with the challenges of putting employees in the middle of competing corporate objectives — between the pressure to succeed and the pressure to comply?… Continue Reading
While we are trying to predict what the world will look like when the Covid-19 pandemic finally recedes, it is becoming clear already that after the outbreak is over, many of us will still be working from home.… Continue Reading
For the past two months, the Covid-19 pandemic has understandably been the centerpiece of anti-corruption writings, on the FCPA Blog and in other publications. The emergence of corruption risks during emergencies negatively affects all countries, yet the impact on developing countries is undeniably greater.… Continue Reading
