Don’t Trust, Verify

February 14, 2012 at 8:56 am Leave a comment

By Sarah Johnson
Published February 1, 2012, CFO Magazine

The gist of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act is simple: U.S. public companies cannot bribe government officials to win business. For the most part, executives understand the point of the 34-year-old law and have designed compliance programs to minimize the risk of their company or business partners violating the FCPA. Read more 

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