18 June 2025 | Speaking Engagement
August Debouzy Event, Paris In response
to the American administration’s
pausing of foreign bribery enforcement
in February, the UK, France and
Switzerland announced a new
anticorruption taskforce aimed at
strengthening collaboration and
enforcement on 20 March 2025. All three
countries have wide-reaching
anti-bribery legislations with
jurisdiction to prosecute criminal
conduct that occurs overseas if there is
a link to the prosecuting country. What
will such an alliance mean for
cross-border investigations and
prosecution of foreign bribery? Are the
U.S. truly giving up on investigations
and prosecutions? What are current areas
of risk associated with this new world
order? How should companies adapt their
anticorruption policies? Discussion
with Christine Braamskamp, Managing
Partner and Chair of the Investigations,
Compliance and Defense practice at
Jenner & Block’s London office, Astrid
Mignon Colombet, Co-Chair of Dispute
Resolution, White-Collar Crime &
Investigations at August Debouzy and
Saverio Lembo, Co-Chair of the
White-Collar Crime practice group at
Bär & Karrer (Switzerland).
to the American administration’s
pausing of foreign bribery enforcement
in February, the UK, France and
Switzerland announced a new
anticorruption taskforce aimed at
strengthening collaboration and
enforcement on 20 March 2025. All three
countries have wide-reaching
anti-bribery legislations with
jurisdiction to prosecute criminal
conduct that occurs overseas if there is
a link to the prosecuting country. What
will such an alliance mean for
cross-border investigations and
prosecution of foreign bribery? Are the
U.S. truly giving up on investigations
and prosecutions? What are current areas
of risk associated with this new world
order? How should companies adapt their
anticorruption policies? Discussion
with Christine Braamskamp, Managing
Partner and Chair of the Investigations,
Compliance and Defense practice at
Jenner & Block’s London office, Astrid
Mignon Colombet, Co-Chair of Dispute
Resolution, White-Collar Crime &
Investigations at August Debouzy and
Saverio Lembo, Co-Chair of the
White-Collar Crime practice group at
Bär & Karrer (Switzerland).
18 June 2025 | Speaking Engagement
August Debouzy Event, Paris In response
to the American administration’s
pausing of foreign bribery enforcement
in February, the UK, France and
Switzerland announced a new
anticorruption taskforce aimed at
strengthening collaboration and
enforcement on 20 March 2025. All three
countries have wide-reaching
anti-bribery legislations with
jurisdiction to prosecute criminal
conduct that occurs overseas if there is
a link to the prosecuting country. What
will such an alliance mean for
cross-border investigations and
prosecution of foreign bribery? Are the
U.S. truly giving up on investigations
and prosecutions? What are current areas
of risk associated with this new world
order? How should companies adapt their
anticorruption policies? Discussion
with Christine Braamskamp, Managing
Partner and Chair of the Investigations,
Compliance and Defense practice at
Jenner & Block’s London office, Astrid
Mignon Colombet, Co-Chair of Dispute
Resolution, White-Collar Crime &
Investigations at August Debouzy and
Saverio Lembo, Co-Chair of the
White-Collar Crime practice group at
Bär & Karrer (Switzerland).
August Debouzy Event, Paris
In response to the American administration’s pausing of foreign bribery enforcement in February, the UK, France and Switzerland announced a new anticorruption taskforce aimed at strengthening collaboration and enforcement on 20 March 2025. All three countries have wide-reaching anti-bribery legislations with jurisdiction to prosecute criminal conduct that occurs overseas if there is a link to the prosecuting country.
What will such an alliance mean for cross-border investigations and prosecution of foreign bribery? Are the U.S. truly giving up on investigations and prosecutions? What are current areas of risk associated with this new world order? How should companies adapt their anticorruption policies?
Discussion with Christine Braamskamp, Managing Partner and Chair of the Investigations, Compliance and Defense practice at Jenner & Block’s London office, Astrid Mignon Colombet, Co-Chair of Dispute Resolution, White-Collar Crime & Investigations at August Debouzy and Saverio Lembo, Co-Chair of the White-Collar Crime practice group at Bär & Karrer (Switzerland).
In response to the American administration’s pausing of foreign bribery enforcement in February, the UK, France and Switzerland announced a new anticorruption taskforce aimed at strengthening collaboration and enforcement on 20 March 2025. All three countries have wide-reaching anti-bribery legislations with jurisdiction to prosecute criminal conduct that occurs overseas if there is a link to the prosecuting country.
What will such an alliance mean for cross-border investigations and prosecution of foreign bribery? Are the U.S. truly giving up on investigations and prosecutions? What are current areas of risk associated with this new world order? How should companies adapt their anticorruption policies?
Discussion with Christine Braamskamp, Managing Partner and Chair of the Investigations, Compliance and Defense practice at Jenner & Block’s London office, Astrid Mignon Colombet, Co-Chair of Dispute Resolution, White-Collar Crime & Investigations at August Debouzy and Saverio Lembo, Co-Chair of the White-Collar Crime practice group at Bär & Karrer (Switzerland).
