Cross-border compliance in a changing enforcement landscape – A US/EU perspective

AmCham Denmark, in partnership with Kromann Reumert and Foley and Lardner, is pleased to invite you to an in-person, exclusive seminar on enforcement priorities and prosecutorial expectations for corporate compliance in 2026.

Our experts, Partner David W. Simon, Foley & Lardner and Partner Hans Jakob Folker, Kromann Reumert will a.o. focus on:

• Practical implications of DOJ’s corporate criminal enforcement priorities under the Trump administration – including cooperation credit, voluntary self-disclosure and remediation expectations.
• Status of the EU anti-corruption directive and increasing EU criminal law demands, which likely will raise the bar in the EU block. eurozone. The discussions will dive into different strategies concerning voluntary self-disclosures (VSD) in a US/EU context.

Expect follow-up discussion on the practical implications of DOJ’s corporate criminal enforcement priorities under the Trump administration — including cooperation credit, voluntary self-disclosure and remediation expectations — and the status of the EU anti-corruption directive and other recent initiatives, which likely will raise the compliance bar in the eurozone. The discussions will dive into different strategies concerning voluntary self-disclosures (VSD) in a US/EU context.

The seminar will focus on how Danish companies can structure compliance programs and investigation protocols to withstand scrutiny on both sides of the Atlantic.

To facilitate an open exchange, the seminar will be conducted under the Chatham House Rule in a small-group setting, encouraging candid discussion of cross-border enforcement risk and disclosure decisions.

By invitation only – contact ed@amcham.dk for more information.