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Cognizant Resolves SEC and DOJ Investigations into FCPA Violations

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Cognizant resolved investigations by the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission concerning potential Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations. The investigations related to payments made for permits and licenses for real estate facilities in India. Cognizant settled with the SEC by consenting to an administrative order.

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The resolution confirms that Cognizant faced regulatory scrutiny over its compliance practices in India. Francisco D'Souza, Vice Chairman and CEO of Cognizant, stated that the matter did not involve clients or affect the company's ability to provide services.

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Who's involved

  • Francisco D'SouzaVice Chairman and CEO of Cognizant
  • SECRegulatory body that investigated the FCPA violations
  • CognizantAmerican multinational information technology company that settled the investigation

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