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AUG
01
FINCEN & Customer Due Diligence
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AUG
01
I'm looking for someone to talk to who was at the public hearing on the new FINCEN regulation. The one that requires collection of beneficial owner information.
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JUN
03
Three Truths About Due Diligence
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JUN
03
We hear a lot about due diligence and its importance to effective anti-corruption controls. It amazes me that people who universally recognize the need to do it well still do it so badly. I read Mike Volkov’s article on his blog yesterday about due diligence programs. First, a quick digression: make sure you go over to Mike’s blog […]
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APR
24
What to Do About the UK Bribery Act
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APR
24
This past week, I was on a webinar with Mark Mendelsohn (the replay can be found here: http://bit.ly/gTAeKB). One of the things we spoke about was what companies need to do now to comply. I was a little more sanguine than Mark was; I thought that we should wait and see whether the UK actually […]
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APR
12
Case Study #6: How Much Diligence is Due?
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APR
12
I had been waiting for the hospitality case study. Everyone else has been waiting for this one: due diligence of agents. Diligence presents a number of difficulties for companies of all sizes. It’s like the old journalism class I took: the question words. Who? What? Where? When? Why? In fact, that’s a good mental framework for […]
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MAR
28
After the Bribe
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MAR
28
The first thing I do in the morning, via my Google Reader, is read a few FCPA-related blogs. One of these is the FCPA Professor. An excellent source of information. Today, he brings word of a quiet settlement by the Ball Corporation. Reading it, Prof. Koehler quotes from the SEC’s cease-and-desist proceeding (the least stringent […]
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