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The Anti-Graft Act – Denial of Constitutional Challenges
On July 28, the Constitutional Court of Korea has announced its decision to reject the constitutional challenges of the Anti-Graft Act, commonly known as the Kim Young-ran Law. This means that the Act, as announced earlier this year, will come in effect on September 28.
In order to assist our members in their preparations for the Act and in understanding today’s decision, we will organize two distinct events in which expert counsel will discuss the relevant details.
The first event is titled “The Anti-Graft Act – Best Practices to Ensure Compliance”, will take place on August 31 and is open to compliance officers. The second event is an Executive Briefing on Compliance and will be held on September 1 (please note that this event is accessible for C-level executives only).
For more information on these events, please check our Events Calendar.
The Anti-Graft Act – Denial of Constitutional Challenges
On July 28, the Constitutional Court of Korea has announced its decision to reject the constitutional challenges of the Anti-Graft Act, commonly known as the Kim Young-ran Law. This means that the Act, as announced earlier this year, will come in effect on September 28.
In order to assist our members in their preparations for the Act and in understanding today’s decision, we will organize two distinct events in which expert counsel will discuss the relevant details.
The first event is titled “The Anti-Graft Act – Best Practices to Ensure Compliance”, will take place on August 31 and is open to compliance officers. The second event is an Executive Briefing on Compliance and will be held on September 1 (please note that this event is accessible for C-level executives only).
For more information on these events, please check our Events Calendar.