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Management article
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Reference no. 79101
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: "Harvard Business Review", 1979

Abstract

The record-keeping, internal controls, and antibribery provisions of the Act provide the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) increased leverage to investigate and prosecute directly the various illegal activities of its registered companies. Enforcement and penalties incurred by violation include injuction by a federal court, imprisonment, fines and a special penalty of one million dollars maximum fine for foreign bribery prohibited by the act.

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Abstract

The record-keeping, internal controls, and antibribery provisions of the Act provide the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) increased leverage to investigate and prosecute directly the various illegal activities of its registered companies. Enforcement and penalties incurred by violation include injuction by a federal court, imprisonment, fines and a special penalty of one million dollars maximum fine for foreign bribery prohibited by the act.

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