In the last episode of this mini-series, the team discuss what the greatest enforcement threats have been across the globe over the past 12 months and what is likely to be the emerging areas of risk corporates must look out for in 2024. In this last installment in our Corporate Crime and Investigations Series, our international panel of experts, led by Ashurst host Ruby Hamid, dissected the most significant enforcement threats that have shaped the global corporate landscape over the past 12 months. From the Netherlands, we heard from Marianne Bloos from the Dutch firm Houthoff, KS Shin brought insights from Korea, Tristan Bramble talks through the U.S experience while Dr Eleanor Robinson shares the UK perspective. The discussion examines the key questions, including, the greatest enforcement threats for corporates worldwide. Expectations of authorities in various jurisdictions regarding corporates conducting their own internal investigations and self-reporting, and what enforcement risks should corporates be vigilant about as we venture into 2024? Whether you were a compliance professional, legal expert, or simply interested in staying ahead of the curve in regards to corporate enforcement trends, this episode promises valuable insights, recent case studies, regulatory developments, and emerging trends to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the global enforcement landscape. To stay informed and catch-up on our corporate crime and investigations mini-series subscribe to Ashurst Legal Outlook on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred podcast platform.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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