A U.S. Justice Department official Thursday stressed international collaboration in fighting white-collar crime and offered new details on this week’s foreign bribery case against TechnipFMC.

In remarks prepared for delivery at the American Bar Association’s Third Global White Collar Crime Institute conference in Prague, Matthew Miner noted that the $296 million Technip resolution was coordinated with authorities in Brazil and $214 million of the U.S. criminal penalty was credited to that country.