Schlagwort-Archive: Financial Times
Due Diligence Going Forward in China
Whatever you might think of where his career went, Elton John had some great early stuff. I still rank Tumbleweed Connection right up there as one of my favorite albums of all-time. And while it was packed with some great … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Allgemein, Best Practices, Compliance, Compliance Programs, Corruption in China, Department of Justice, DOJ, Due Diligence, FCPA, SCCE
Verschlagwortet mit Best Practices, Chinesisches Recht, Chinesisches Unternehmensrecht, Compliance, Deutsches Unternehmensrecht, FCPA, Financial Times, New York Times, Nietzer & Häusler, US-Unternehmensrecht, USA Recht
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Don’t Claim it is Legal to Bribe Another Government’s Representatives – Especially in China
Last week a guest blog post in the FCPA Blog by Ernesto Sanchez, entitled “What’s good for reciprocity may be bad for FCPA prosecutions”, implied that the US District Court’s ruling when it “vacated an SEC Dodd-Frank rule mandating that … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Compliance USA
Verschlagwortet mit Best Practises, Department of Justice, FCPA, Financial Times, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Gifts and Business Entertainment, Nietzer&Häusler, Travel and Entertainment, US corporate law, Wall Street Journal
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FCPA: This is not a compliance failure. It’s an ethical failure
In the movie “Margin Call” the character played by Jeremy Irons says that there are three ways to lead in business: (1) Be the smartest; (2) Be there first; (3) Cheat. I thought about this trichotomy when reading several articles … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Allgemein, Compliance USA
Verschlagwortet mit amerikanisches Unternehmensrecht, Compliance, Culture, Ethical Leadership, Ethics, Financial Times, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, New York Times, Nietzer&Häusler, Wirtschaftskanzlei Heilbronn Franken
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