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If the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act is an area of your practice or interest, this post may make you feel like a kid in a candy store.
FCPA Professor has been the place to visit this month for in-depth 2024 FCPA enforcement statistics as well as comparisons to historical statistics. If you missed the daily

This recent post focused on SEC individual FCPA actions in 2024 and historically.
Today’s post highlights various facts and figures regarding the DOJ’s prosecution of individuals for Foreign Corrupt Practices Act offenses in 2024 and historically.
The key word above is FCPA offenses.
Some in the FCPA space include enforcement actions containing non-FCPA charges (often money

This previous post highlighted various facts and figures from 2024 SEC FCPA enforcement actions against issuers.
This post focuses on SEC FCPA individual actions – both in 2024 and historically.

Like the DOJ, the SEC frequently speaks in lofty rhetoric concerning its focus on holding individuals accountable under the FCPA or other laws.
Set forth

Foreign Corrupt Practices Act enforcement, it’s not just about the DOJ.
Granted, as a civil enforcement agency the SEC’s sticks are less sharp than the DOJ’s, but the SEC also claims a significant piece of the FCPA enforcement pie (query whether it should – but that is a subject for another day – for instance

A “foreign official.”
Without one, there can be no FCPA anti-bribery violation (civil or criminal). Who were the alleged “foreign officials” of 2024?
This post highlights the alleged “foreign officials” from 2024 corporate DOJ and SEC FCPA enforcement actions.
As is apparent from the descriptions below, in certain instances the enforcement agencies describe the “foreign