Compliance with the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is now a fact of life for U.S. companies, as well as for foreign companies subject to U.S. securities laws. With the advent of the United Kingdom’s Bribery Act, and continued pressure from international organizations for stepped-up anti-corruption laws and enforcement programs around the globe, the trend toward expansive global anti-corruption initiatives continues.

But that is the old news; on the horizon is an initiative to reform the FCPA and to advocate for enforcement policies that, by serving the statute’s fundamental objectives, would render the FCPA far more business-friendly than is now the case.

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