What Charges Against Former McDonald’s CEO Can Teach Us About Investigations of Senior Officers
The case of Steve Easterbrook, the former CEO of McDonald’s, is a salutary lesson in the dire consequences of failing to be fully transparent with investigators in the hope that one may be able to “get away with it,” writes Lloydette Bai-Marrow, an anti-corruption expert and economic crime lawyer. What can the failures of Easterbrook and McDonald’s teach us about internal investigations of high-ranking corporate officers?
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