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Nov. 18, 2015

DOJ Compliance Counsel Hui Chen Is on the Job and Looking for Key Aspects of Strong Compliance Programs

  • Megan Zwiebel
    Anti-Corruption Report
On November 3, 2015, Hui Chen began work at her new job as compliance counsel to the Fraud Section of the DOJ’s Criminal Division.  Since the DOJ announced the creation of the role in July, there has been no shortage of speculation about the meaning of the new position for FCPA enforcement.  Along with the announcement of Chen’s start, the DOJ has tried to answer that speculation with some guidance, offering further information on what the role will entail and outlining its key expectations for a strong compliance program.  See “DOJ’s New FCPA Compliance Counsel: A Fairer Assessment for Companies” (Aug. 5, 2015).

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