WPP’s SEC Settlement Highlights Five Common Mistakes Companies Make When Entering the Indian Market
December 15, 2021
Foley partner David Simon has co-authored with colleague and Concilium Global Compliance, Investigations & Defense Network co-founder Sherbir Panag, of India-based Panag & Babu, an article published in the Anti-Corruption Report, examining some potential pitfalls that companies may encounter when starting or doing business in India. Tips for recognizing and reacting to each mistake serve as helpful cautionary guidance for international companies. Read the article by clicking here.
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