LAW360 C3 LEGAL & REGULATORY LOW RISK Published 14 Oct 2026 at 17:36 UTC, affecting US

Law360: Manhattan DA Unveils Corporate Crime & Antitrust Task Force

The Manhattan District Attorney has launched a task force to prosecute corporate crime and antitrust violations, aiming to deter misconduct and promote accountability for entities enabling financial crimes.

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The Manhattan District Attorney has launched a task force to prosecute corporate crime and antitrust violations, aiming to deter misconduct and promote accountability for entities enabling financial crimes.

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Alvin Bragg
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Manhattan District Attorney
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What compliance teams should check

  • Monitor developments from the Manhattan DA's task force
  • Review exposure to corporate crime risks in New York
  • Update internal controls for antitrust and financial crime compliance
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FROM THE NOTICE Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced Wednesday the formation of a new task force that will focus on prosecuting corporate crime and antitrust violations, as part of a push to deter industrywide misconduct and promote systemic accountability for entities that encourage and enable financial crimes. Law360, 14 Oct 2026, 17:36 UTC, law360.com

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