Mr. James Hough, Partner, Litigation Department, Morrison & Foerster
Businesses are facing increased scrutiny of their business practices from regulators and other authorities. This often results in a need to put in place a system to conduct internal investigations.
Investigations can vary in their structure, from simple fact finding to more overarching and complex risk assessments. To facilitate these processes, external firms are often brought in to provide support.
In this seminar, James Hough from Morrison & Foerster will set out compliance-related lessons learned from conducting internal investigations in Japan over the past 4 years including for financial services firms. The presentation will cover:
Corruption/Fraud Risks
Books and Records/Internal Control Risks
Antitrust Compliance
Data Protection
Privilege Issues
Best practices for internal investigations