An Ounce of Prevention – Details, episodes & analysis

With the recent creation of the International Anti-Corruption Prosecutorial Taskforce in Europe, companies will now need to consider its impact on European and global regulatory enforcement matters. Margot Sève and Vanessa McGoldrick, who focus on cross-border enforcement matters at Skadden, describe how this collaboration between U.K., French and Swiss authorities represents a strategic response to evolving global enforcement priorities. With Skadden colleague and host Andrew Good, they share insights about the taskforce's formation, its extraterritorial enforcement capabilities and the increased use of tools like deferred prosecution agreements.

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We are pleased to present the premiere episode of “An Ounce of Prevention,” a podcast focused on compliance and white collar crime trends.In this inaugural episode, host Andrew Good is joined by Skadden colleagues Jonathan Benson and Jason Williamson to discuss the new U.K. failure to prevent fraud offence taking effect on September 1. The panel explores how this strict liability offence significantly expands corporate criminal liability for fraud committed by associated persons, making it easier to prosecute companies, particularly large organizations. They examine the offence’s extraterritorial reach, the crucial "reasonable procedures" defence and practical steps companies should take to prepare, including implementing appropriate anti-fraud policies and procedures aligned with government guidance focusing on top-level commitment, risk assessment and monitoring.

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Welcome to “An Ounce of Prevention,” brought to you by Skadden’s internationally recognized White Collar Defense and Investigations Group. In this podcast, we explore crucial issues influencing corporate compliance and enforcement worldwide. Join us for valuable insights and analysis to help guide you through the intricate world of corporate accountability.

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The U.K. government's plan for a U.S.-style whistleblower incentive scheme marks a major evolution in HMRC's approach to tax enforcement. London-based colleagues Patrick O'Gara and Vanessa McGoldrick share their insights intothis development with host Andrew Good, discussing details of the plan, other U.K. authorities considering similar schemes and how companies should respond.

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In the wake of the Trump administration’s sweeping rollback of sanctions on Syria, businesses face a complex landscape as they contemplate reentering the Syrian market. In this episode of "An Ounce of Prevention," host Andrew Good sits down with Washington, D.C. partner Eytan Fisch and London-based counsel Jonathan Benson to break down a wealth of topics, including the parallel easing of sanctions by the European Union and the U.K., which activities remain off-limits and the practical implications for companies considering new opportunities. Tune in for insights on navigating this evolving regulatory environment.

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