Japan
At the end of June, the Japan In-House Counsel Network (JICN) in Tokyo convened another of their JICN 301 series of small group discussions, this time on the topic of “Dealing with bribery”. The one-hour discussion was facilitated by Royanne Doi, corporate chief ethics officer, Prudential Financial Inc, and Ben Fouracre, managing director & Japan representative, FTI Consulting.
JICN 301 is a closed-door, off-the-record discussion to share the experiences and practices of in-house counsel. Seating is limited and all attendees are expected to have experience in the subject matter, and actively participate.
The JICN reported that concern about bribery and facilitation payments is a significant issue for in-house counsel, with daily scandals in the international press. Like other companies, Japanese companies, or subsidiaries of global companies, are exposed and forced to account for their activities and behaviour.
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