FCPA Compliance and Third Parties: Minimizing Liability Risks, Monitoring Foreign Agents and Intermediaries
A live 90-minute CLE video webinar with interactive Q&A
This CLE course will prepare counsel to companies doing business internationally to establish and carry out auditing and monitoring of foreign agents and intermediaries to manage the risks of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) violations due to third-party misconduct.
Outline
- FCPA risks created by third-party business partners
- Legal framework for third-party liability
- Recent enforcement cases involving third-party activity
- Unique risks created by different third parties
- Planning third-party audit and compliance reviews
- Scope of work
- Timing considerations
- Data collection and analytics
- Resource allocation
- Communication protocols
- Deliverables
- Conducting third-party audit and compliance reviews
- Interviews and data review
- Managing the process
- Common challenges
- "Red flag" findings
- Post-review action items
- Remediation options
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- What is the universe of FCPA risks created by different types of third parties?
- What are the essential steps for effective auditing and monitoring of third parties' FCPA compliance?
- What cost-effective strategies can businesses utilize to minimize and mitigate FCPA risks posed by third parties?
Faculty
John E. Davis
Member, Practice Lead, FCPA and International Anti-Corruption
Miller & Chevalier
Mr. Davis focuses his practice on international regulatory compliance and enforcement issues. He advises on corruption... | Read More
Mr. Davis focuses his practice on international regulatory compliance and enforcement issues. He advises on corruption issues around the world, including compliance with the FCPA and related laws and international treaties, and FCPA-related internal investigations and disclosures to the SEC and DOJ. Mr. Davis works with clients to develop and implement compliance programs, conduct due diligence and audit compliance processes.
Closeto be announced.