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10:30 The Bribery Act - New Corporate Offence 15.35 Afternoon Tea
• Understanding “adequate procedures”; a
consideration of the forthcoming SFO guidance 15.50 Self Reporting - A Panel Debate from
• What to be concerned about and how to address International Prosecutors
those concerns • Is this the way forward and what are the indicators?
Jeremy P Carver, Board Member, Transparency • Will there be a cultural change?
International
Panel
11.15 Morning Coffee Moderator -John Rupp, Head of EU Compliance
Practice, Covington & Burlington LLP
11.30 SPECIAL ADDRESS - FCPA – A Transitional Period Charles Duross, Acting Deputy Chief, Fraud Section,
and the Way Forward Criminal Division, US Department of Justice
Update from Charles Duross, Acting Deputy Chief, Eugenio Fusco, Italian Prosecutor
Fraud Section, Criminal Division, US Department of Thierry Olivier Desmet, Assistant Regional Director,
Justice FCPA Unit, Enforcement Division, US Securities &
Exchange Commission
12.10 Enforcement Focus – The Global Attack, Reducing
the Risk and Lessons Learnt Yves Charpenel, French Prosecutor
• US vs. European enforcement and investigations Nicola Bonucci, Director of Legal Affairs, OECD
• ‘Have your cake and eat it’ scenario for governments? Federico Busatta, Partner, Gianni, Origoni, Grippo
• US export control & Partners
• Payments to officials
• Investigation trends of the FCPA 17:00 Minimising the Risks of Dealing in Emerging
• OECD Anti Bribery Convention and OECD guidance Markets
• Siemens/BAE/Technip case studies • Hear from those on the ground regarding how to
manage the risks of operating in, or expanding into,
Panel high risk jurisdictions
Moderator - Peter Unger, Partner, Arent Fox LLP • Strategies for dealing with customers and resellers in
Colin Cowan, Detective Superintendent, City of those countries which rate poorly in the Corruption
London Police, Overseas Anti Corruption Unit Perceptions Index
Thomas M. Chadwick, Unit Chief, International
Corruption Unit, FBI Panel
Andrew Sekela, Supervisory Special Agent, FBI Moderator – Carol Welu, Partner, Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey LLP
Stephen Zimmermann, Director of Operations,
Integrity Vice Presidency,World Bank Group Don Hughes, General Counsel for Europe, Middle East
and Africa, Hitachi Data Systems
Dr. Klaus Moosmayer, Chief Counsel Compliance,
Siemens AG Carolyn Lindsey, Director of Member Services, TRACE
International
Jean-Pierre Mean, Swiss Attorney; President, Swiss
Chapter Transparency 17.40 Close of Day 1
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14.00 Tailored Advice for You – Breakout Industry Sector
Day 2: 15th September 2010 Advice
Dear Colleague,
There is rising concern that the Bribery Act 2010 may increase the costs of compliance within commercial organisations and
create uncertainty. This is coupled with speculation that this will fetter a possible restriction on the competitiveness of
business.
The Act provides for a number of offences with penalties for non-compliance targeted at both the corporate and
individual level. Under the new criminal offence there is no need to establish an intention to corrupt between the parties and
there is a risk of up to 10 years imprisonment if convicted. The only question the court will be asking is whether the party
giving the advantage intends the receiver to act improperly.
There are also criminal sanctions for businesses which have failed to implement adequate procedures to prevent a person
committing a bribery offence. The big question is what are adequate procedures? Guidance from government is expected in late
July this year. One thing is certain regardless of the size of your business, if you fail to have formal and adequate written
compliance procedures to combat bribery you run an alarming risk.
The US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) has enjoyed a long reach into the affairs of non-US entities engaged in international
business for nearly 30 years. Enforcement by the US Department of Justice and Securities and Exchange Commission has been
widely witnessed particularly in recent years. We have also seen a united prohibition on bribery by the Organisation for Economic
Corporation and Development (OECD). The UK Bribery Act therefore looks to be further increasing this enforcement drive and
commercial organisations face unlimited fines and even imprisonment for individuals involved in corrupt practices.
This forum will explore your position under the new Bribery Act and offer you practical suggestions and considerations to
assist you in preparing adequate compliance procedures and ensure you are as clear as possible about how, when and why
you should be self reporting any acts of bribery or corruption you uncover.
You cannot afford not to have effective monitoring, reporting and compliance procedures in this climate. This forum will offer
you a refreshing, practical approach to dealing with these risks and avoiding the ever increasing penalties and reputational
damage arising from investigations and conviction.
We have produced a unique event that will not only enlighten you as to the new and existing legislation, but also give you real
and crucial guidance on managing third parties. This forum will offer you cutting-edge tools and expertise to save you the
crippling costs and public relations damage of non-compliance.
Hear from senior representatives from the OECD, SFO, SEC, FBI, UK Police Anti-Corruption Unit and some of the companies
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