Last week’s guest post about the 1988 amendments to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and the DOJ’s decision not to issue compliance guidance provides an interesting corollary to private rights of action under the FCPA.
Mike Koehler, the FCPA Professor, points out a few glaring examples where recent FCPA enforcement actions contradict what is stated in a recent FCPA memo by Attorney General Eric Holder.
Mike Koehler discusses Lanny Breuer’s testimony before The Criminal Law Subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee and outlines how Daimler, like Siemens, received cooperation credit even though disclosure of the conduct at issue was involuntarily.
In today’s edition of the GRC news roundup, we look at the CFTC review being faced by Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley as well as the antitrust probe facing Teva and Servier.
