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FCPA Prosecutions and the C-Suite
- Vincent PitaroAnti-Corruption Report
A recent comprehensive study by Arent Fox of a dozen years of FCPA individual actions indicates that the level of intent required for prosecution may be lower than expected. In a webinar discussing the study, Arent Fox partner Scott Peeler distilled the key findings and their implications. See “SEC Settles Charges Against Former SQM CEO” (Oct. 17, 2018).
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