Canada:
Canadian Legislation Relating To The Corruption Of Foreign Officials (Trending2013: An M&A Series)
26 September 2013
Cassels
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In this video from Trending2013: An M&A Series by
Cassels Brock, partner
Arthur
Hamilton discusses compliance with Canadian legislation related
to the corruption of foreign officials.
His presentation looks at the implications for Canadian
corporations under the federal Corruption of Foreign Public
Officials Act, the types of conduct that are prohibited, the
status of "facilitation payments" under the Act and what
these things mean for your company in practical terms.
To learn more about obligations under the federal Corruption
of Foreign Public Officials Act, watch
Arthur's videocast.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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