Certified Compliance Manager (CCM)

A key distinction between the FCPA and the UK Bribery Act is that the UK Bribery Act:

Only applies to bribes paid to government officials, same as the FCPA Also prohibits commercial bribery between private parties and creates a strict liability offense for failing to prevent bribery Does not apply to foreign subsidiaries of UK companies Allows facilitation payments as a defense if they are below £500

Correct Answer:

Also prohibits commercial bribery between private parties and creates a strict liability offense for failing to prevent bribery

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