The FCPA Enforcement Pause Won’t Give U.S. Companies Any New Competitive Advantages
Depending on whom you ask, U.S. President Donald Trump’s Executive Order pausing enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act is either the end of anti-corruption as we know it, or the beginning of a needed discussion about how the law is enforced. But lost in the hand-wringing and pish-poshing is perhaps the most important question for businesses: How will America’s competitors react?
Dave Lee
Apr 104 min read
A Transparency’s Eye View on Anti-Corruption Trends (Part 2)
I continue here my discussion with Transparency International-USÂ Executive Director Gary Kalman. In the first of this two-part series, I cov
Marc Schleifer
Apr 82 min read
A Transparency’s Eye View on Anti-Corruption Trends (Part 1)
As part of my ongoing exploration of the shifting global landscape facing the anti-corruption community, I spoke recently with Transparency.
Marc Schleifer
Apr 32 min read
Thriving, Not Just Surviving: Integrity as a Competitive Advantage for SMEs
For many small and medium enterprises (SMEs), creating integrity systems and complying with anti-corruption and anti-bribery regulations...
Michele Crymes
Mar 272 min read
The Hidden Costs of the FCPA Pause (Part 2): Will SMEs be the Biggest Losers?
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) has been a critical part of global business integrity since its adoption in 1977; it formed the...
Michele Crymes
Mar 252 min read
The Effort to Improve Transparency Among African SMEs Faces New Challenges
How will changes in the foreign aid sector impact organizations that sit at the intersection of private sector and donor-funded anti-corr...
Marc Schleifer
Mar 182 min read