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Monthly Archives: May 2012

Former CCI Executive Cops Plea

Posted in China, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

Paul Cosgrove, the former head of worldwide sales at California-based valve manufacturer Control Components Inc. (CCI) pleaded guilty yesterday to violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA).  Cosgrove is the fourth of six company executives to plead guilty to violating or conspiring to violate the FCPA. Cosgrove was previously scheduled to stand trial on June… Continue Reading

Russian State-Owned Companies Face New Disclosure Requirements

Posted in Russia

Russian government has ordered state-owned companies to disclose information on beneficiaries of their counter-parties. In the end of the year 2011 Russian prime-minister demanded that the major Russian state-owned companies and companies majority-owned by Russian state, including RZD, Rosatom, Transneft, GAZPROM, Aeroflot, INTER RAO UES and others (a “State-owned company”), require their counter-parties under the… Continue Reading

Another Haitian Government Official Sentenced in Haiti Teleco Corruption Scheme

Posted in Uncategorized

As discussed in a previous blog post, the DOJ has been prosecuting multiple individuals in the Haiti Teleco corruption scheme.  On May 21, 2012 Jean Rene Duperval was sentenced to nine years in prison for his role in the scheme to launder bribes paid to him by two Miami-based telecommunications companies.  Duperval was also ordered… Continue Reading

Monthly China Anticorruption Update Report– April 2012

Posted in China, China enforcement actions, Compliance Program

The most recent FCPA and anticorruption enforcement developments involving the People’s Republic of China (PRC) are summarized below.  Thanks as always to Squire Sanders Shanghai office for monitoring and reporting on these enforcement actions. China Enforcement Actions (1) On March 31, 2012, Li Ping, former Party chief of Futian District committee, was sentenced to six-and-a-half… Continue Reading