The compliance role in mergers and acquisitions
Deputy Assistant Attorney General Matthew Miner in recent remarks spoke about the Justice Department’s efforts to investigate and stamp out global corruption, particularly concerning mergers and acquisitions. He stressed the valuable role compliance officers play.
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