Menu2/25/15: The FCPA Blog’s name suggests a focus on the US anti-corruption law that arguably started today’s global anti-corruption movement. The content of the blog illustrates something much broader than its name implies: enforcement of anti-corruption laws including the FCPA is global. In a recent post, Richard Cassin highlights recent...
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Feb 24, 2015 •
2/24/2015: “Everyone is against corruption,” begins Michael Volkov in a post on the Corruption, Crime & Compliance blog. From that starting point, Volkov pokes a stick in the side of the business community, putting it on notice that fighting corruption takes more than their individual compliance with anti-corruption laws. What else?...
Feb 24, 2015 •
2/24/15: It could be argued that the polite term “referral fee” is simply a kickback given by some person or group in exchange for receiving a referral for professional services. Whichever term you use, it’s a conflict of interest. In a...
Feb 09, 2015 •
2/9/2015: Can – or should – businesses expose corruption? According to a post by Michael Volkov in his Corruption, Crime & Compliance blog, “The private sector is on the front lines of the corruption battle but operates as a silent witness. Foreign officials demand bribes and other illegal payments. Yet, there is no structured reporting...
Feb 09, 2015 •
2/9/2015: In a post on the FCPA blog Troy Carlton writes, “Many business organizations today, despite decades of research and findings to the contrary, don’t understand the benefits of emotional intelligence (the soft skills). They don't get it that when leaders connect better with employees, and employees connect better with...
