Mitigating Cartel, TCO and Corporate Risk Exposure: New Strategies to Address Shifting FCPA, National Security and More Enforcement Priorities
March 2026
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Frederick Ratliff
Managing Counsel, Anti-Corruption
Shell
Jonathan Adams
Partner (Mexico)
Baker & McKenzie Abogados, S.C.
Cartels and Transnational Criminal Organizations (TCOs) continue to evolve in scale, sophistication, and operational reach across high‑threat regions and supply chains. As national security, financial crime and FCPA risks converge, organizations face intensifying scrutiny over how they assess, mitigate, and monitor exposure to illicit networks, corruption and third-party risks.
This timely, practical webinar will unpack the latest cartel and TCO tactics, and new best practices for compliance and third-party management Topics will include.
- How cartels and TCOs are exploiting logistics corridors and third‑party ecosystems, creating more corporate risk exposure
- Integrating cartel and TCO‑specific indicators, scenario planning, and threat‑intelligence insights into risk assessments that align with national security priorities
- Practical steps to strengthen due diligence and third‑party due diligence to detect illicit networks, front companies, and compromised intermediaries
- Staying ahead of the curve and ensuring program agility: Leveraging cross‑functional teams, compliance resources and real‑time intelligence
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