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Tuesday
Oct112011

The Corporate Investigations List (October 2011)

At the start of 2011, we published our most complete list of companies known to be the subject of an ongoing and unresolved FCPA-related investigation.

Here's the latest version of that list.

Once again, our thanks to a generous reader in DC. The list came to us with links to SEC filings with the FCPA disclosures.

Names in blue are companies that have disclosed new investigations since the end of the second calendar quarter.

Nearly all entries are based on disclosures in SEC filings. That means non-issuers (non-public companies) aren't included. And perhaps not all issuers have made a disclosure about a pending FCPA investigation, in which case the company may not appear on this list.

Here are the seventy names on the current FCPA corporate investigations list:

1

3M

2

Accenture plc

3

Alcoa Inc

4

Allianz SE

5

Allied Defense Group

6

Aon Corporation

7

Archer Daniel Midlands

8

AstraZeneca plc

9

Avon Products Inc

10

BHP Billiton Ltd

11

Biomet Inc

12

Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc

13

BJ Services Company

14

Bristol-Meyers Squibb

15

Bruker Corporation

16

Cinergy Telecommunications Inc

17

Cobalt International Energy Inc

18

Covidien plc

19

Deere & Company

20

Diebold Incorporated

21

DynCorp International LLC

22

Eli Lilly

23

ERHC Energy

24

Furmanite Corporation

25

GlaxoSmithKline plc

26

Global Crossing Limited

27

GSI Group Inc

28

Hercules Offshore Inc

29

Hewlett Packard

30

Huntsman International LLC

31

Ingersoll-Rand plc

32

Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV

33

Kraft Foods Inc

34

Las Vegas Sands Corp

35

Layne Christensen Company

36

LyondellBasell Industries

37

Magyar Telekom Plc

38

Marathon Oil Corporation

39

Medtronic Inc

40

Merck

41

Modec Inc

42

Morgan Stanley

43

Nabors Industries Ltd

44

News Corp

45

Oracle Corporation

46

Orthofix International NV

47

Parametric Technology

48

Parker Drilling Company

49

Pfizer Inc

50

Raytheon Company

51

RINO International Corporation

52

Schlumberger NV

53

Sciclone Pharmaceuticals Inc

54

Sensata Technologies Holding NV

55

Smartmatic Corporation

56

Smith & Nephew plc

57

Smith & Wesson

58

Sojitz Team Inc

59

Statoil ASA

60

STR Holdings Inc

61

Stryker Corporation

62

Talecris Biotherapeutics Holdings Corp

63

Tata Communications Limited

64

The Goldman Sachs Group Inc

65

Total SA

66

Tyco Electronics LTD

67

Watts Water Technologies Inc

68

Weatherford

69

WS Atkins plc

70

Zimmer Holdings Inc

 

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Speaking of benchmarking. The report based on the benchmarking survey of corporate anti-corruption compliance programs is now available. Participants in the survey will soon be receiving their complementary copies of the report and others may order copies from the report’s sponsor, Ethics360 (http://ethics360.com/benchmark.php). The report is also available at no charge to government officials and full-time academics.

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What about a list of communist Chinese business doing business on the stock exchange or selling things in our country.

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