In this edition of Ropes & Gray's podcast
series On the Ropes: Enforcement Risk
Roundtable, litigation partner Colleen Conry, and
associates John Dey and Kyle Zipf, provide an update on the
anti-corruption landscape and related developments in Ghana
following the country's recent presidential and parliamentary
elections.


Transcript:

John Dey: Welcome to our latest
installment of On the Ropes: Enforcement Risk
Roundtable, a Ropes & Gray podcast series focused on
global anti-corruption and international risk. I'm John Dey, a
litigation & enforcement associate based in Washington, D.C.
I'm joined by my colleagues Colleen Conry, a litigation partner
who's also the managing partner of Ropes & Gray's
Washington, D.C. office, and Kyle Zipf, a litigation associate
based in New York. Today, in our next stop on our
Enforcement Express world tour, we'll be exploring the
current anti-corruption landscape in Ghana. Kyle, can you get us
started by giving us a