The number of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act enforcement actions is increasing across industry types and organization sizes and fines are growing larger each year, but there is evidence that a quick, well-documented and cooperative investigation can help mitigate financial fall-out.
Whether unexpected or the result of a long internal investigation, an enforcement action from the SEC or DOJ can burden even a prepared organization and result in serious financial consequences. It’s more important than ever to work with an experienced partner to execute investigations with speed and efficiency.
FTI has led investigations for hundreds of FCPA and anti-corruption cases, encompassing nearly every major market on the globe and working with the world’s largest corporations. Our combination of top technology with expert teams makes us the best choice for organizations facing FCPA investigations as well as the law firms that serve them.
FTI FCPA Services At-a-Glance:
Quick preservation of crucial data
In-country forensic collection and native language review
Expert disposition of local data privacy regulations
Experienced communication with regulatory bodies
Extensive reporting and documentation
FTI’s combination of top technology with expert teams makes us the best choice for organizations facing the complex, global problem of an FCPA investigation
FCPA Challenges
FCPA investigations happen at a fast pace and often in multiple international jurisdictions. Teams may find themselves wrestling with local language and culture issues, unfamiliar data privacy regulations or even state secret and blocking statutes. The data volumes involved are typically large and diverse, while the crucial document set is often small – the proverbial needle in a haystack. For law firms and their corporate clients, these challenges can seem daunting, but for the FTI team, they are part of a well-tested formula of FCPA investigation excellence.
FTI Solutions
Team
With a worldwide presence and hundreds of successful FCPA Investigations completed, the expert FTI FCPA investigations team can be on the ground quickly, preserving crucial evidence before it can be lost or deleted. With expertise in local data privacy laws and years of experience preserving and collecting all data types, FTI FCPA teams also include locally-based members that speak the languages and know the customs of data custodians in virtually any locality.
Technology
FCPA investigations require the search of large data sets for a relatively small number of important documents and the quick identification of relationships and communication patterns between custodians. FTI’s investigations team employs best-of-breed technology that is uniquely suited to these tasks - including advanced analytics, data visualization and AI - to home in on the most important documents fast while untangling the most complex of communication patterns. With data centers in the US, UK, Australia and Asia, FTI can review documents without compromising data privacy and when data absolutely can’t leave the local area. The FTI team can also create mobile data centers that can be deployed anywhere in the world.
Services
Assessment of scope and disposition of data to be acquired
Preservation of relevant electronic evidence and paper data
Forensic collection of all data types including traditional data sources as well as mobile device data and social media
Preservation and reconstruction of corrupt or deleted data
Processing, hosting and review of multilingual data
Development and implementation of search strategies to reduce volume and cost
Preparation for and/or conducting of witness interviews
Preparation of formal reports for regulators and law enforcement personnel
Experts on FCPA law and technology discuss what exactly cooperation means during an anti-corruption investigation and whether or not it can contribute to reduced penalties and fines.
Incorporating survey results from leading e-discovery practitioners in Asia this recorded webcast will provide a framework for managing multinational discovery matters effectively.
Incorporating survey results from leading e-discovery practitioners in Europe this recorded webcast will provide a framework for managing multinational discovery matters effectively.
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