Shell Case Study: Responding To An Evolving Regulatory Landscape

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Ensure you are able to respond to an evolving regulatory landscape by hearing how Shell dealt with the introduction of a recent piece of major legislation

• Understanding the critical components of a robust anti-bribery programme: Shell's perspective on the implications of the UK Bribery Act for the oil and gas industry    
• Shell's perspective on the essential components of a world class Anti-Corruption Programme  
• Effectively developing and implementing procedures and guidelines to combat bribery and corruption across a global enterprise
• Managing key issues that are likely to prove areas of concern for the industry - facilitation payments, agent/sponsor due diligence, self reporting, hospitality

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Presenter:

Warwick English Associate Counsel, Upstream International Shell International

Warwick English is Associate Counsel for Shell’s international upstream business. He is a solicitor and has worked in the oil industry since 1977. In 1987 he joined Elf UK and worked in London, Aberdeen and Paris. In 2002, he joined Shell UK as Head of Legal, E&P, based in Aberdeen. He moved to Shell EP’s Head office in The Hague in 2007 as Associate Counsel, EP New Business and has been the Shell Group Subject Matter Expert for Anti-Bribery and Corruption since 2009, based in London.