As more organizations conduct business globally, they must consider their obligation to comply with the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and similar anti-bribery laws in other countries where they do business. At the same time, worldwide initiatives to combat corruption and bribery are gaining momentum, and companies face not only FCPA actions in the United States, but also the possibility of parallel or concurrent enforcement actions under similar laws or regulations in other jurisdictions. In addition to substantial fines and hefty legal costs, FCPA violations and other bribery and corruption breaches pose other serious consequences, including reputation risks and the loss of investor confidence.
To help mitigate risk of FCPA and other anti-bribery and anti-corruption-related efforts, we have gathered top experts on the topic. In this breakfast program, panelists will share their insights on current global challenges and activities surrounding anti-bribery and corruption compliance and investigations.
Panelists:
- Daniel Hawke
Director, Philadelphia Regional Office
US Securities and Exchange Commission - Nancy Boswell
President & CEO
Transparency International - Pamela Parizek
Partner, Advisory Services
KPMG LLP - Stanley Soya, Esq.
Partner, Government Contracts Practice Group and the White Collar and Corporate Investigations Practice Group
Pepper Hamilton LLP - (To be confirmed)
Deputy Chief, Fraud Section, Criminal Division
US Department of Justice
- Moderator Neil Boyden Tanner, Esq.
Assistant General Counsel International
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