The German medical device company allegedly paid $31 million in bribes to doctors and public health officials in at least 17 countries.
The company allegedly paid bribes when it was building a campus in Chennai, India.
The SEC takes the position that public companies must assess and calibrate internal accounting controls for the risk of cyber frauds.
The top U.S. securities regulator eased up on enforcement actions against public companies in the second half of fiscal year 2017.
The big oil-services company falsified books and records and violated internal accounting controls in Angola dealings, the SEC charges.
Altering an unwritten policy, the DOJ eases pressure on companies to fire executives involved in FCPA wrongdoing.
The SEC alleges the company generated more than $51 million in illicit profits by bribing government officials in Africa and Asia.
Petrochemical company Braskem, its parent Obebrecht, and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries will pay a combined $4 billion.
Aircraft manufacturer Embraer admitted responsibility for multiple FCPA violations in four foreign countries from 2007 to 2011.
The SEC broke records for single-year enforcement actions filed and total dollars gained from forfeitures.
The medical device maker will pay $15 million to settle SEC charges that a Danish subsidiary "allowed itself to be used as a slush fund."
The casino company violated the FCPA by failing to properly authorize or document $62 million of payments to a consultant in China.
