Mitigating FCPA Risks in Joint Ventures and Consortia
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Participating in joint ventures and consortia may offer significant commercial benefits to companies, but can also create risks under both the anti-bribery and accounting provisions of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). Join James Tillen, Chair of Miller & Chevalier’s International Department, and Leah Moushey, Senior Associate, for a discussion on how to effectively identify and manage JV- and consortia-related FCPA risks.
The presentation will address lessons learned from past-FCPA actions involving JVs, strategies for due diligence on JV partners, U.S. government expectations for JV compliance programs and internal controls, and approaches for monitoring and investigating JVs.
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