The SEC says the company failed to properly supervise subsidiaries in foreign countries, resulting in bribery and other illicit schemes.
U.S. authorities say the scandal-plagued bank made improper payments to politically-connected intermediaries to secure business overseas.
Goldman Sachs also agreed to pay more than $2.9 billion as part of a deferred prosecution agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice.
U.S. authorities say the company paid off Chinese governmental officials to win favorable treatment in one of its largest markets.
World Acceptance's former Mexico subsidiary paid more than $4 million in bribes to Mexican officials, said the SEC.
The SEC says the biotech firm made improper payments to Turkish and Russian officials to secure favorable treatment for its main drug.
The pharma giant will pay more than $346 million to settle charges that it bribed doctors to prescribe their drugs.
The SEC says Cardinal employees made improper payments to boost the sales of a skincare company whose products they were distributing in China.
“Through slush funds, bribes, gifts, and graft, Ericsson conducted telecom business with the guiding principle that ‘money talks.'"
The flavorings giant says its investigation indicates senior officials of Frutarom were aware of the payments to customers in Russia and Ukraine.
The German medical device company allegedly paid $31 million in bribes to doctors and public health officials in at least 17 countries.
The opioid seller's auditor expressed "substantial doubt" about its ability to continue as a going concern.
