As Washington narrows FCPA enforcement, the OECD’s new report warns that foreign bribery risk is not receding but dispersing. Multijurisdictional resolutions—coordinated settlements among prosecutors and regulators in several countries—are becoming the dominant enforcement model, with demand-side countries increasingly seeking penalties, restitution and compliance commitments of their own.
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