A webinar presented by the IBA United Kingdom Energy Lawyers Group (UKELG), a subcommittee of the IBA Oil and Gas Law Committee, part of the IBA Section on Energy, Environment, Natural Resources and Infrastructure Law (SEERIL)
Bribery and corruption are key risks for the energy sector. This practical session tackles how to respond when potential bribery and corruption is identified.
We will explore how to respond to a potential bribery and corruption incident triggered by an external source such as an NGO, journalist, whistleblower, or a regulator or law enforcement authority.
Using learnings from recent high-profile cases, we will discuss decision points throughout the life-cycle of the incident:
- How to triage?
- Whether to investigate
- Managing internal stakeholders
- Communications with funders and credit agencies, shareholders and the market
- Interaction with regulators/enforcement authorities
- Lessons learned and remediation
Speakers:
- Ruby Hamid Ashurst, London
- Anupreet Amole Brown Rudnick, London
- Simon Taylor Forensic Risk Alliance, London
Fees
| Prices in GBP + UK VAT @ 20%, where applicable: | |
|---|---|
IBA members |
Free |
Non-members |
£45 |
Session recordings, where applicable, will be available to all registered delegates; registration fees are non-refundable. Please note registration will close one hour prior to the event.
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