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Innospec – Were The DOJ and SEC Duped?

By Securities Docket on September 30, 2011, 11:09 am

Suppose A is ordered to pay B $160.  However, A claims an inability to pay that amount and based on this inability to pay B agrees to accept only $25.  The following year, a year during which A publicly discloses evidence of financial health, A pays C $45.  You might conclude that B was duped.Convert the above numbers to millions, insert Innospec for A, insert the DOJ and SEC for B, and insert NewMarket (a competitor corporation) for C, and you now have a real scenario.

Read more: Innospec – Were The DOJ and SEC Duped? — FCPA Professor

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