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ARTICLE · 21 APRIL 2025

Transnational Bribery and Corruption Investigations Down Under

Transnational matters involve working within systems that are different to those we practise in every day.

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This article was originally published on the International Bar Association website on 6 April 2025.

As an Australian based criminal law practice, our firm has acted on behalf of clients in a number of finalised court cases and current investigations on behalf of corporate entities arising in countries such as Indonesia, Nauru, Papua New Guinea and Singapore where many of these companies are domiciled. This work is generally done independently of the commercial law firms who act for the clients and involves a lot of careful thought and strategic design at an early stage.

As with many transnational matters, there is often a layer of geographical complexity: a company might be domiciled in Singapore, the office holders might be in Indonesia and the allegations may arise from another country throughout southern Asia and the Pacific. And nonetheless, the matter may be investigated by the Australian Federal Police.

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