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FCPA·Compliance & Enforcement Brief

Marsh & McLennan Gets Declination for Bribery in Ecuador, Based on its Handling of Case

The DOJ has declined to prosecute Marsh & McLennan Companies' subsidiary Jardine Lloyd Thompson for violations of the FCPA, and will credit the company for $29 million in disgorgement paid to the UK Serious Fraud Office, because of its self-disclosure, proactive cooperation, and remediation.

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