7/27/20: The Coronavirus clearly has the lion’s share of individual, government and corporate attention but a post on the website of law firm Debevoise & Plimpton cautions companies not to let up on their anti-corruption compliance efforts. According to the post, enforcement is expected to slow temporarily but regulators in the US and Europe have given assurance that they intend to prosecute anti-fraud and anti-corruption laws vigorously...
The article focuses on likely enforcement priorities including fraud and corruption, abuse in financial markets, and anti-competitive conduct in the US and abroad. The post is solid, with a good look at activities in Germany, France, the UK and Europe as a whole...
