The Credit Suisse case highlights the significant impact that global corruption and fraud can have on developing economies. Mozambique's economy suffered serious harm from the scheme, which started to unravel when the IMF uncovered problems with the financing and accounting for the tuna fishing project. The Mozambican people have suffered real and significant harm directly as a result of this criminal scheme. Additionally, the Credit Suisse case underscores the broad application of the FCPA – in particular, the books and records and internal controls provisions. The SEC's enforcement action flows from the FCPA provisions, as well as its securities fraud authority.