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The first six months of the new Trump administration brought swift and significant shifts in policy direction—including changes to Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) enforcement. The DOJ’s enforcement pause, reallocation of FCPA Unit resources, pivot toward cartel-related bribery cases, and release of updated enforcement guidance have sparked a need for companies to reassess their programs and prioritize areas of greatest risk.
In this timely follow-up to his popular FCPA Year in Review webinar, Chuck Duross, former chief of DOJ’s FCPA Unit and global co-chair of Morrison Foerster’s FCPA + Global Anti-Corruption Practice Group, will partner with Charles Cain, former chief of the SEC’s FCPA Unit and managing director at EY, to examine how past and current trends signal where things are headed. The session will also explore how DOJ policy developments may reshape corporate compliance strategies, third-party risk management, and due diligence practices in the months, and even years, ahead.
Webinar Takeaways:
- Understand key FCPA enforcement trends leading up to and during the new Trump administration
- Gain insights into how recent DOJ policy changes may influence enforcement going forward
- Learn how to proactively adapt compliance and due diligence programs amid shifting priorities
- Identify practical strategies for managing third-party risk in a changing enforcement environment
- Hear an insider perspective on what the next year may hold for corporate anti-corruption efforts
Speakers:
- Charles Duross
Partner, Morrison Foerster LLP
- Charles Cain
Managing Director, Investigations & Compliance, Ernst & Young
