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Subject: 5 Ways Companies Can Prep For Biden's Anti-Corruption Push
Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2021 07:35:33 +0000
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5 Ways Companies Can Prep For Biden's Anti-Corruption Push
With President Joe Biden gung-ho about fighting corruption, new anti-money
laundering rules looming, and vulnerabilities that were amplified by
the pandemic, companies should act now to reexamine and bolster their
compliance programs, experts say.
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Robbins Geller Wants To Fight FIFA Suit DQ At 2nd Circ.
Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP has asked a New York federal judge to
give the firm time to appeal his ruling that it committed fraud worthy of
disqualification by failing to disclose short positions held by the lead plaintiff
in a securities class action stemming from the FIFA corruption scandal, a
request the defendant company said comes way too late.
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Greenberg Traurig's NY Bill May Aid Russian Oligarch Client
Greenberg Traurig successfully lobbied for a New York state bill that will
make it harder to enforce foreign judgments, which could be worth $700
million or more to a Vladimir Putin-linked Russian oligarch who is a client of
the firm. The state senator who sponsored the bill had no idea.
Letter attached I Read full article »
Ex-Goldman Exec's Virus-Delayed 1MDB Trial Set For January
Former Goldman Sachs managing director Roger Ng will face trial in January
over his purported role in the 1Malaysia Development Berhad scandal, a
New York federal judge said Tuesday, rescheduling the proceeding after a
pandemic-related delay.
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A former ENRC security consultant testified on Wednesday that he regretted
lying in an anonymous letter he sent to the Serious Fraud Office accusing a
Dechert attorney…
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