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Despite recent changes to the SEC’s no admit/no deny settlement policy, FCPA defense attorneys still have options. 

As many know, the SEC will no longer allow settling defendants either to admit nor

Continue Reading Defense Bar Strategies May Help Tackle SEC “No Admit” Policy in Parallel FCPA Cases

Companies that acquire or invest in offshore entities or in entities that conduct business overseas may inherit FCPA risks.

Clearly, the DOJ and the SEC are viewing these transactions and the

Continue Reading Acquiring Companies of Foreign Interests Risk FCPA Liability

Over the course of many years, I have been questioned by American BDs as to their responsibilities for sales to people outside the United States.  My response has always been that they

Continue Reading Foreign Fund Issuers selling in the United States May Require Registration

Private equity companies have recently been hit with a barrage of regulatory subpoenas.

Responding to these subpoenas may cost the private equity firms to expend millions of dollars.  These entities should

Continue Reading You Have to Make Sure Your Private Equity Firm Has D&O Coverage When Responding to Subpoenas

This blog entry about hedge fund insurance coverage almost sounds like a car insurance commercial.  Sadly, both are critical in today’s modern society.

Given the current regulatory environment, volatile market conditions, and

Continue Reading Like a Good Neighbor Hedge Fund Insurance Coverage Will Be There, No, Not Unless You Make Sure