The global joint venture that bid for $6 billion in agreement to assemble LNG trains on Nigeria's Bonny Island became entwined in a broadening bribery and fraud probe prompted by a distinct accusation against a worker of one of the JV associates.
The (A) case scenario gives detail about JV’s “business as usual” approach towards doing business in the context of Nigeria's political culture and also the participation of Albert "Jack" Stanley, the JV's alleged supervisor, in structuring and executing an intricate bribery scheme. The (B) case associates Stanley's activities subsequent to his becoming the subject of multiple investigations and was terminated by Halliburton, parent of the U.S. JV associate, for taking kickbacks. The (C) case details the resolution of bribery and corruption allegations against Stanley, quite a lot of of his associates and the JV partners.
PUBLICATION DATE: August 22, 2012 PRODUCT #: 313019-HCB-ENG
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