Few subjects receive as much attention in legal, compliance and accounting circles these days as the FCPA, the United Kingdom Bribery Act and other foreign and international anti-corruption laws.  However, while legal issues, compliance questions and legislative initiatives are the subject of constant scrutiny from companies, legal counsel, blogs, commentators and lobbyists, one potential means of ameliorating FCPA risk receives relatively little consideration: insurance.  So, what can a company do in the insurance context to protect itself against the costs of an FCPA investigation and/or proceeding?  In a guest article, M. Machua Millett, a Senior Vice President at international insurance brokerage firm Marsh USA, Inc., addresses this important question.