MyComplianceOffice Blog

The World Trade Organization (WTO), whose role is to regulate international trade, has recently taken a more clear-cut approach to combatting corruption across the globe. In fact, the WTO has now made an open stand regarding anti-corruption measures and trade in its dispute settlement system. 

Attorney Thomas Fox cannot believe how history is repeating itself with new bribery and corruption charges in China’s healthcare industry. Fox breaks down what happened, identifies the different types of bribery schemes that occurred, and provides red flags organizations should be looking for to prevent Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) violations in a multi-part blog series.  

Earlier this year, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced for the first time ever, the regulatory body is cracking down on foreign corruption that impacts U.S. commodity and derivatives markets. The regulator also recently issued an advisory to would-be corporate whistleblowers that they could be financially rewarded for their actions, signaling stepped up enforcement actions.  

 MyComplianceOffice is pleased to confirm Michael Volkov of Volkov Law Group and John Kearney, Director for Product at MCO will co-host a joint Webinar on March 21 at 12 pm EST.

This exclusive MCO Webinar will provide insight to help companies get ahead in the race to comply with ever-changing, global anti-bribery and corruption regulations.  

In April, MyComplianceOffice co-hosted a Webinar with Robin Singh titled, "Common Pitfalls while Implementing an Anti-Corruption Program." Attendees of the Webinar learned that anti-corruption regulation and enforcement is a growing area of global concern. As part of follow up to this program, Robin has kindly shared with the MCO blog his top 10 essentials of a highly effective anti-corruption framework