ACI FCPA and Global Anti-Corruption Conference 2026 Speaker Preview Podcast Series, Investigations in High Risk and High-Complexity Jurisdictions

In this episode of the FCPA and Global Anti-Corruption Conference 2026 Speaker Preview Podcast series, we discuss the panel on the topic, “Investigating Corruption in High-Risk and High-Complexity Jurisdictions: Navigating Data Restrictions, Beneficial Ownership Challenges, and Cross-Border Cooperation” Some of the issues discusses in this podcast and panel presentation are:

  • The panel features Ben Curtis, Daniel Meyers, and Maya Song.
  • We often consider high-risk jurisdictions but rarely High-Complexity jurisdictions.
  • How do navigate data privacy, ultimate beneficial ownership and international partners in a multi-jurisdiction investigation.

As global enforcement priorities shift and anti-corruption risks grow more complex, staying ahead requires direct insight from those shaping, interpreting, and navigating the regulatory landscape.

Returning to Washington, DC, this December 10-11, ACI’s flagship FCPA and Global Anti-Corruption Conference brings together an unparalleled gathering of government enforcement officials, in-house compliance leaders, and top legal practitioners from around the world. Gain firsthand insights, benchmark strategies with industry peers, and walk away with practical approaches to strengthen compliance programs, manage emerging risks, and prepare for what’s next. Few events offer this depth of expertise, access, and opportunity to connect with the global anti-corruption community.

I hope you can join us. For event details, click ⁠here⁠. As an extra benefit to podcast listeners, ACI is offering a 10% discount on the ⁠registration⁠ price. Use discount code D10-999-CPN27 to apply your discount.

The Compliance Podcast Network produces the ACI FCPA and Global Anti-Corruption Conference 2026 Speaker Preview Podcast series. ACI sponsors this series.

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