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Letter from SEC to WSJ disputes assertion that agency revealed whistleblower’s identity.
An In-House Counsel Corporate Corruption Playbook — Corporate Counsel http://t.co/2pYLMnIp # Could the NYT make money from its scoops? — Reuters http://t.co/v0vJ7Fme # With Wal-Mart Bribery Case, More Attention on a Law – http://t.co/0q5G9UCc http://t.co/qnRxTkPn # Facilitating Payments: For Whom the Bell Tolls — The FCPA Blog http://t.co/8JNzgZVC # Public Pension Officials in SEC Crosshairs […]
What could in-house counsel at Wal-Mart could have done to prevent the current ugly scenario?
Wal-Mart case may spur more self-reporting of possible overseas bribery.
Will the FCPA continue to allow facilitating payments after Wal-Mart?
Wrongdoing at public pension funds is now under the spotlight.
The Mexican Side of the Wal-Mart Bribery Scandal http://t.co/nsNL1vVQ # SEC Let Whistleblower's Identity Slip Out – http://t.co/IhHI6EWj http://t.co/ieos7ey9 # Securities Docket News Wire for 2012-04-24 http://t.co/2Dij4C3p #
Get caught up with the Securities Docket News Wire for April 24, 2012.
Apollo discloses SEC inquiry into stock sales preceding bad news announcement.