Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Of 1977

Theodore Roosevelt's anti-trust act stopped robber barons in their track's. The Anti-Sherman Trust Act wast the first act to outlaw monopolistic businesses which is reducing the fair market competition of enterprises and monopolies. Theodore Roosevelt sued J.P. Morgan for bad trust's and won the case in The Supreme Court. This was a turning point in America because robber barons didn't own America anymore. It was a time of greed, corruption, and broken capitalism was common in America.

Patrick Griffin, a professor at the University of Notre Dome contributed in the book Jeffersonian America: Between Sovereignty and Anarchy. Griffin explained the aftermath of the war and how anarchy and sovereignty in the United States grew within the government. The Federalist and Anti-Federalist accepted the violence only at their convenience, but what was not acceptable was going “against their fellow party supporters” (13). Griffin argued that the only way the United States was able to be developed, was through corruption within the government and giving benefits to the political parties. While on the other hand William Hogeland author of “The Whiskey Rebellion”, analyzed the success Hamilton and the federalist had on the economy, as well as how Whiskey changed America.

In order to hide the incriminating evidence, Nixon compulsively lied throughout the whole predicament to the press and to the people of America-even the government. Eventually, Nixon handed over the tapes as commanded by the US Supreme Court. Suspiciously, eight and a half minute of a recording was missing, potentially making it impossible to uncover all of the evidence. This was the tragedy of the Watergate Scandal. One of the tapes, called “Smoking Gun” confirms Nixon had yielded justice.

The president would have countless political enemies so it’s possible the allegations brought against his brother could be part of a smear campaign. As a Citibank employee, Elliott should’ve followed the “know your client” policy meticulously. Having lost 2 employees over their involvement with a money launderer working for the Mexican drug cartel, she should’ve treated due diligence more seriously and acted with greater caution. 2. In what ways is private banking

When politicians do something unpleasant, they get rid of it consequence, like what happened to president Nixon for his participation in the Watergate break in. The Watergate break in is when five men were caught looking for documents that might harm the candidacy of the Democratic nominee, George McGovern. Nixon stooped the FBI investigation, and claimed that its executive privilege, also he said that would risk the national security. People argue that if the political system advantage or disadvantage the abuse of power. Looking at the Watergate break in, we can tell that the American political system advantage abuse of power.

After the Prohibition, alcohol manufacturers were heavily taxed. Manufacturers cheated the government by reporting fewer sales and keeping the extra tax money. But when Grant found out about the scandal he said, “ Let no guilty man escape!” (Alter 37). After Babcock was charged, Grant was willing to acquit Babcock’s case because they had fought together in the Civil War. By contradicting himself and favoring his friends, he promoted corruption in his cabinet.

From then on the American people have started to wonder if they can trust the president because Nixon was very secretive and dishonest throughout the scandal. Nixon got the help of a couple burglars who stole many documents and recorded phone conversations. This scandal was illegal and caused President Nixon to resign. The Watergate Scandal was a major event in the 20th century and changed politics in America

Roosevelt believed the corporation was a monopoly and order the Justice Department to disband it (Theodore Roosevelt Center, 2011). The Supreme did so with a 5-4 vote on the basis that the company violated the Sherman Anti-Trust Act by putting restraint on trade (Theodore Roosevelt Center, 2011). This was one of the times that J.P. Morgan was ultimately defeated by his enemy. Theodore Roosevelt was not J.P. Morgan’s only enemy. Morgan was often praised for leading Wall Street out of financial crisis, but was scrutinized by journalists, politicians, and other because they thought he had too much power (History.com Staff, 2009).

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The report concluded that “ASIC has limited powers and resources but even so appears to miss or ignore clear and persistent early warning signs of corporate wrongdoing or troubling trends that pose a risk to consumers.” For the irregularities of the industry, ASIC is negligence of duty, did not stop this bad behaviour in time, industry supervisor did no financial planners responsibilities for constraints which made the financial market and the customer have suffered huge losses. In contrast, Australian Securities and Investment Commission, as a industry supervisor, once it's regulation when there is no practical significance, its power will be built on stilts, soon loses control of the industry, causing irreversible decline. If we want to perfect the supervision mechanism of ASIC, we first need to understand what obligations financial planners should fulfil. Synthesize above industry vocational demand, as a financial planner, fulfil the fiduciary obligation to perform, to keep the customer loyalty. Only in this way can harmony