British American Tobacco’s $629 Settlement for Violation of North Korean Sanctions
British American Tobacco (BAT) recently settled for $629 million for violating North Korea sanctions. This sends a clear message from the Department of Justice that
British American Tobacco (BAT) recently settled for $629 million for violating North Korea sanctions. This sends a clear message from the Department of Justice that
Corporate culture is the most valuable intangible asset that a company owns. In this week’s episode of Corruption, Crime and Compliance, Michael Volkov discusses the
Microsoft recently paid over $3 million for multiple sanctions violations involving illegal exports of services and software to sanctioned jurisdictions. The violations spanned seven years
The relationship between compliance and HR can make or break a company’s culture of ethics and integrity. The DOJ’s revised Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Program
Wells Fargo has settled with OFAC for $30 million for sanctions violations that occurred during a seven-year period from 2008 to 2015. The violations stemmed
The world of FCPA enforcement is always changing, and in this episode of Corruption, Crime and Compliance, Michael Volkov catches us up on three recent
The Justice Department is raising the bar on corporate compliance, and Michael Volkov believes we are witnessing a watershed moment. In this episode of Corruption,
In this insightful solo episode of Crime, Corruption, and Compliance, host Michael Volkov delves into the details of the first-of-its-kind Joint Compliance Note (JCN) regarding
In this episode of the Crime, Corruption, and Compliance podcast, host Michael Volkov dives into the Ericsson FCPA Deferred Prosecution Agreement breach settlement. The case
The contract to invoice to payment process may seem like a small part of a larger process, but it’s at the core of many enforcement