Corporate settlements are becoming the norm in resolving international corruption investigations, but the path isn’t always straightforward. Join Ana Rita Rego, Managing Editor in London, and MLex’s corruption and bribery reporters Ben Lucas and Rodrigo Russo to discuss SBM Offshore’s attempts to settle historic wrongdoing in the Netherlands, Brazil and the United States.

FIFA, Soccer’s global governing body, was fending off legal action earlier this month that its ban on third parties “owning” soccer players’ financial rights breaches EU competition rules. Laurel Henning, senior energy correspondent and Mari Eccles, antitrust correspondent, explore the issues surrounding the case heard in the Belgian Court of Appeal in Brussels and discuss the potential for European antitrust scrutiny.

MLex Chief Global Antitrust Correspondent Leah Nylen and Trade Correspondent Adam Sigal discuss the outcomes of a recent trade defense investigation by the US Department of Commerce into Chinese produced aluminum foil.

MLex’s London Managing Editor Ana Rita Rego is joined by Correspondent Ben Lucas in London to discuss the implications of the “Gupta leaks” in South Africa for multinational companies. Listen to MLex discuss the regulatory risks companies are facing across the globe and the lessons that can be learned from the case.

Listen to MLex Regional Correspondent, Hong Kong Tsering Namgyal and our Managing Editor in Asia, David Plott discuss the latest developments in blockchain, Bitcoin and the future of the financial services sector.

MLex Senior Correspondent Neil Roland and Financial Regulation Correspondent Neil Haggerty discuss the recent move by the the US Senate to block a rule by the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that would allow consumers to sue banks and credit card companies.

MLex Managing Editor, EU James Panichi and Senior Correspondent, Antitrust and Merger Regulation Matthew Newman discuss the recent court victory by luxury watchmakers to withhold spare parts from independent repairers.

MLex Chief Global Antitrust Correspondent Leah Nylen and Brussels Managing Editor James Panichi discuss wage fixing and no-poach agreements as well as the latest attempts by US regulators to stamp out the practice.

MLex Chief Correspondent Trade Poppy Carnell and Brussels Managing Editor James Panichi discuss an expected dumping probe into Chinese e-bike producers by European regulators.

Listen to MLex Chief Global Digital Risk Correspondent Mike Swift and our Managing Editor in Asia David Plott, discuss the latest developments in data privacy and security.