The SEC has jurisdiction over cases where the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act might be violated.

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The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is enforced primarily by the SEC and the Department of Justice. The SEC has jurisdiction over cases involving the FCPA if the company or individuals being investigated are subject to SEC regulations, such as being publicly traded or otherwise having securities registered with the SEC. Therefore, the SEC can investigate and bring enforcement actions against companies and individuals who violate the FCPA.

The SEC Has Jurisdiction Over Cases Where the Foreign Corrupt