Camille Rollin

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Camille Rollin focuses her practice on white-collar crime and litigation. She advises French and international companies and individuals on civil and criminal proceedings involving internal investigations and compliance, including anti-bribery, corruption, stock trading, and market manipulation offenses.

Prior to joining Jones Day, Camille worked as an intern for major French and English law firms.

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  • BNP Paribas Cardif becomes European leader for long-term savings and investmentsJones Day advised BNP Paribas Cardif in the negotiations of brokerage and dealing services agreements relating notably to derivatives in the context of the acquisition by BNP Paribas Cardif of AXA Investment Managers and the signing of a long-term partnership with the AXA Group to manage a large part of its assets.
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    September 2023 Alert

    French Anticorruption Agency Publishes 2022 Annual Activity Report

    November 2022 Alert

    French Anticorruption Agency Publishes 2022 Analysis of Corporate Anticorruption Measures

    September 2020 Alert

    French Anti-Corruption Agency Publishes its Practical Guide on Corporate Gifts and Entertainment Policies

    July 2020 Alert

    The French Anti-Corruption Agency Publishes Its 2019 Annual Activity Report

    August 2019 Alert

    Official Guidance Clarifies Eligibility Requirements for "French DPAs" in Corruption-Related Matters but Raises Key Questions

    August 2019 Alert

    French Anticorruption Agency's Enforcement Committee Hands Down First-Ever Decision

    April 2018 Commentary

    France Takes Next Step in Anticorruption Enforcement: First "French DPAs" and What Companies Should Know

    April 2018 Commentary

    French Anti-Corruption Agency Publishes Information Expected from Companies During Agency Inspections

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