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Zulfi Meerza was asked by Law360 about the significance of the UK’s first deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) not to be concluded by the Serious Fraud Office.
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Rahman Ravelli were a guest on the FCPA Flash podcast, which focused on one of their articles about the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Rahman Ravelli has had their in-depth analysis of US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) enforcement published by the New York University Journal of Law and Business.
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The International Bar Association (IBA) has chosen to publish an article by Rahman Ravelli’s Aziz Rahman about the Airbus settlement.
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There is a widely-accepted view that, when it comes to corporate crime, self-reporting your wrongdoing can help you gain more lenient treatment than if you are caught doing wrong by the powers that be.
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Anti-Corruption Report wrote an in-depth article on the levels of international co-operation involved in the Airbus investigation, which was concluded in January.
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While Airbus is probably relieved to have avoided prosecution over alleged bribery, the huge amount of money it is having to pay to settle such allegations has generated headlines. But the Airbus settlement is noteworthy for other reasons.
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Last week the President of the Queen’s Bench Division give formal approval to the deferred prosecution agreement between the Serious Fraud Office and Airbus. The DPA will see the company pay 983 million euros, with Airbus also paying 2.1 bi...
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Following the the announcement that the Serious Fraud Office had reached a Deferred Prosecution Agreement in principle between itself and Airbus, Rahman Ravelli's Senior Partner Aziz Rahman said:
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It has been a long time coming. But Airbus’ announcement that it has agreed settlements with French, British and US authorities over investigations into alleged wrongdoing should come as no great surprise to anyone.