Geo-political tensions and a U.S. administration focused on applying an active ‘whole of Government’ approach to security, supply chain, and market integrity issues are driving increased compliance risk for companies operating globally. The past year has seen a measurable uptick in regulatory and enforcement activities across the spectrum of issue areas, including Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (“FCPA”), sanctions, money laundering, anti-trust, human rights, environmental, and investment and trade controls, among others. Recently, senior U.S. Department of Justice ("DOJ") officials have described a package of enforcement initiatives intended to drive focus on corporate compliance.
Our panel of experienced global compliance investigators and advisors from
Foley Hoag and
Ankura Consulting, including former prosecutors, in-house investigations and compliance counsel, and third party compliance monitors and auditors, presented a free, CLE-eligible webinar that identified compliance enforcement trends, described what to expect, and discussed practical strategies for navigating this enhanced risk environment.
Topics
- Overview of the policy environment and drivers for these developments
- Identification of recent significant regulatory developments in key issue areas
- Review and analysis of recent significant enforcement actions and trends, with particular focus on FCPA, trade controls, and sanctions
- Review and analysis of recent DOJ guidance on corporate compliance programs and enforcement priorities
Key Takeaways
- Lessons learned from recent consent and mitigation agreements
- Practical considerations and strategies for companies, advisors, and decision makers
Speakers
