Global bribery and corruption enforcement agencies have been busy lately. And it's not just the U.S. Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission that are ramping up enforcement of anti-corruption laws. Enforcement agencies in the United Kingdom, Brazil, China, and many other countries are strengthening their anti-bribery and corruption laws and pursuing violators with a renewed zeal. They are also working together more to share information and pursue cases jointly.

In this e-Book, produced by Compliance Week in cooperation with NAVEX Global, we look at recent enforcement trends, including the globalization of corruption enforcement. We also examine some recent settlements with the Department of Justice and the SEC of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act charges for FCPA enforcement trends. Next, we cover some new developments in how the Justice Department views charitable giving and the FCPA and its assignment of corporate monitors. Finally, we look at how, in an attempt to manage all these enforcement risks, companies are increasingly requiring the third parties they do business with to provide more training on anti-corruption policies and practices.

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