Compliance

Periodic Reporting for Public Companies in 2021: What Lies Ahead

Periodic Reporting for Public Companies in 2021: What Lies Ahead

The SEC has already or may yet update its periodic reporting requirements on a number of fronts. Most of these relate to ESG, KPI and non-GAAP disclosures. Meanwhile, COVID-19 continues to require dynamic responses. Public companies have been monitoring and rapidly adapting to a wide array of developments impacting periodic reporting disclosure practices over the last year. Several new SEC...

The Biden Administration Is Ramping Up Numerous Cross-Border Enforcements. Compliance Teams Should Take Note.

The Biden Administration Is Ramping Up Numerous Cross-Border Enforcements. Compliance Teams Should Take Note.

The Biden administration has signaled numerous cross-border enforcement updates that carry compliance implications, including updated anti-corruption, financial and sanctions measures. President Biden has repeatedly promised to make the fight against corruption in the U.S. and abroad a central part of his administration. He has nominated a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman who many expect to increase SEC regulatory and...

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A Holistic Approach to Compliance: Key Focus Areas

  Everyone has a key role to play in ensuring that the organization stays true to its mission, but compliance officers have a unique responsibility. This resource walks you through the key focus areas in that process: how to adopt a risk-based and federated approach, how to track regulatory engagements while keeping policies in sync with evolving regulations -- all while focusing...

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DOJ Goes for the Honduran President’s Jugular In Sentencing of Tony Hernandez

With the sentencing of Tony Hernandez, brother to Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez, the Southern District of New York and DOJ continue their work to dismantle a corrupt multinational drug trafficking network. Update: Former Honduran congressman Tony Hernández was sentenced March 30, 2021, to life In prison and ordered to forfeit $138.5 million for distributing 185 tons of cocaine and...

How to Outsmart Money Laundering Networks: a New Paradigm for More Efficient AML

How to Outsmart Money Laundering Networks: a New Paradigm for More Efficient AML

This free 30-page eBook explores graph analytics as an AML tool to uncover money laundering networks and improve financial crime compliance. Despite efforts spent on AML, recent reports from the leaked FinCEN Files shed light on the weaknesses in the global anti-money laundering system that are allowing criminal activity to remain undetected. The AML system seems to be broken. Does...

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Justice Department Takes Action Against COVID-19 Fraud

Historic level of enforcement action during national health emergency continues March 26, 2021 – The Department of Justice announced an update today on criminal and civil enforcement efforts to combat COVID-19 related fraud, including schemes targeting the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program and Unemployment Insurance (UI) programs. As of today, the Department of Justice has...

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Why Boards at Colleges and Universities Should Proactively Engage with Compliance

Colleges and universities, like every other type of organization, fall victim to wrongdoing. But unlike many other institutions, boards of trustees often fail to maintain mechanisms that can catch illegal activity before it is too late. Over the past decade, governmental enforcement activity has uncovered systemic compliance failures at colleges and universities across the country. This enforcement activity’s breadth is...

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How the Corporate Transparency Act Shakes Up AML: Beneficial Ownership Updates and More

The CTA changes what constitutes beneficial ownership and establishes more robust automated data collection. In addition, it increases responsibilities and incentives for employees to blow the whistle on money-laundering activity. Fox Rothschild's Joshua Ashby and Kimberly Kwan discuss. With the New Year, the U.S. welcomed newly elected president Joe Biden. It is expected that this administration will ramp up enforcement...

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BitPay’s $507K OFAC Sanctions Violations Settlement

OFAC has brought two enforcement actions against digital currency services providers in as many months – the latest, against BitPay, should spur companies to develop risk-based sanctions compliance programs. Michael Volkov discusses the violations. The Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Asset Control continues to focus enforcement activities on digital currency companies. This focus is likely to increase given recent comments by...

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