Assessing Your Company’s Risks of Non-Compliance with the FCPA
Learn practical and cost-effective ways to assess risk.
Congress passed the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) in 1977 in response to an epidemic of bribery and corruption when some 400 American companies admitted to making foreign bribes.
Since then, the message for compliance officers and anyone in a risk function is clear: whether your company is large or small, if you are engaged in international activities, it is critical that you and your team thoroughly assess and understand your company’s risks of non-compliance with the FCPA and design your controls accordingly, or you risk becoming a costly statistic. Download this white paper to learn more about understanding risk and implementing a risk assessment process.
