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Davis Polk Discusses New DOJ Clawback, Messaging, and Monitorship Guidance

Reynolds Holding

The guidance was announced by the Deputy Attorney General (DAG) Lisa Monaco at the ABA’s 38th Annual National Institute on White Collar Crime. With respect to messaging apps and personal devices, the revised ECCP focuses on three new topics: communication channels, policy environment, and risk management.

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Spot Cyber & IT Challenges Through Improved Due Diligence

M&A Leadership Council

The risks of brand damage, customer churn, and substantial costs have brought this topic to the forefront in many recent M&A Leadership Council workshops. We recently heard of a situation in which 150 million customers of a financial organization had account information made publicly available. More info HERE.

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Spot Cyber & IT Challenges

M&A Leadership Council

The risks of brand damage, customer churn, and substantial costs have brought this topic to the forefront in many recent M&A Leadership Council workshops. We recently heard of a situation in which 150 million customers of a financial organization had account information made publicly available.

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Investment Banking in New York vs. Chicago vs. San Francisco vs. Los Angeles: How to Pick Your Poison

Brian DeChesare

I published an article on this topic of investment banking in New York vs. Chicago vs. San Francisco vs. Los Angeles vs. Houston vs. other cities a long time ago – but a fair amount has changed since then: Remote / hybrid work means that some of the advantages and disadvantages of different cities are more nebulous. Houston – Oil & gas.

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A Top DOJ Official Speaks on Corporate Enforcement and Compliance

Reynolds Holding

Today, I will share a snapshot of our 2022 enforcement results as well as our policy approach to white-collar and corporate crime. Which brings me to my next topic: the Fraud Section’s enforcement results over the past year. The title of today’s symposium includes both corporate crime and individual accountability.