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The SEC's head of enforcement told lawyers and judges at the 9th Circuit's Judicial Conference to expect more international information sharing and cooperation between government enforcers in global business investigations. Although a majority of international requests for information come from the U.S., attorneys are concerned that differing legal standards and philosophies could have negative effects not only on investigations but also the ways corporations must respond internationally.
August 04, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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