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“It’s Not Easy Being Under Investigation for Two Years …”

written by Mike Koehler March 15, 2010 Compliance
“It’s Not Easy Being Under Investigation for Two Years …”

In response to her company’s ongoing FCPA issues, Panalpina CEO Monika Ribar said, “[i]t is not easy being under investigation for two years, and [the FCPA investigation] is not making the situation any easier.”

Benchmarking FCPA Compliance

Benchmarking FCPA Compliance

Mike Koehler discusses the recent release by the OECD of “the most comprehensive guidance ever provided to companies and business organizations by an international organization” on internal controls, ethics and compliance programs to combat bribery.

The Latest Updates in the BAE ‘Bribery Yet No-Bribery’ Circus

The Latest Updates in the BAE ‘Bribery Yet No-Bribery’ Circus

The FCPA Professor analyzes the latest developments in the BAE case, which include the “bribery yet bribery” case leaving the U.S. and heading across the pond to the U.K.

DOJ Casts Wide Net in Haiti Teleco Case Involving Jean Fourcand

DOJ Casts Wide Net in Haiti Teleco Case Involving Jean Fourcand

The seemingly minor case involving Telecommunications D’Haiti (“Haiti Teleco”) keeps on giving. The recent plea by Jean Fourcand is the most recent news in a case in which the DOJ has cast a wide net.

A Historically Massive FCPA Sting Operation Nets 22 Indictments for Bribery

A Historically Massive FCPA Sting Operation Nets 22 Indictments for Bribery

Today, the DOJ announced the indictment of 22 “executives and employees of companies in the military and law enforcement products industry” for scheming to bribe foreign officials in the “largest single investigation and prosecution against individuals in the history of DOJ’s enforcement of the FCPA.”

The Energy Security Through Transparency Act of 2009 (S. 1700)…A Bad Bill

The Energy Security Through Transparency Act of 2009 (S. 1700)…A Bad Bill

By Michael Koehler, CCI Featured FCPA Columnist
The Energy Security Through Transparency Act of 2009 (S. 1700), while however noble its intended purpose, is akin to “swatting a fly with a bazooka.”

Compliance News Headlines: Allen Stanford Charged with $8B Fraud, Ken Lewis Subpoena, ITT Settles

written by CCI February 20, 2009 Compliance, Compliance News, Ethics, General Interest, Governance

In this Friday’s edition of Compliance News Headlines, Texas businessman Allen R. Stanford has been charged by the SEC with carrying out an $8 billion fraud, Bank of America chief executive Ken Lewis receives a subpeona, and ITT settles bribery charged with the SEC.

2009 Top 12 List of Corporate Ethics and Compliance Concerns Released

Integrity Interactive has released the Top 12 List of Corporate Ethics and Compliance Concerns for 2009. Topping the list for 2009 are anti-bribery requirements and conflicts of interest and gifts.

Siemens AG Charged with Bribery, Corruption by U.S. – Agrees to Settle

written by CCI December 19, 2008 Compliance News, General Interest

Siemens AG has been charged with bribery and corruption by the U.S., and has agreed to settle the charges by paying $800 million, in addition to other penalites. Siemens AG violated anti-corruption and anti-bribery laws by paying $1.36 million in bribes.

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