Salomée Bohbot

As an Attorney and Counselor-at-law in Paris (France) and in the State of New York (United States), Salomée Bohbot is an Associate in Hughes Hubbard & Reed’s Paris office and a member of the firm’s Global Investigations, Enforcement and Compliance practice group.

Salomée assists clients with matters involving French, U.S. and U.K. anti-corruption laws, including the performance of compliance reviews, internal investigations, and the implementation of anti-corruption compliance programs.

Salomée also participates as a volunteer lawyer in the "365 days for women's rights = 365 lawyers" program and is registered on the Legal Aid list to help victims of domestic violence.

Prior to joining Hughes Hubbard, Salomée interned in an international law firm in Paris where she worked on matters relating to white collar crime and the enforcement of the Sapin II law. She also dealt with transnational corruption issues as an Anti-Corruption Analyst and Projects Officer for numerous international organizations in France and the United States, including the OECD, the IMF, and the World Bank. 

Salomée  was also an AML/KYC Due Diligence Officer in a financial institution in Paris--an experience during which she acquired certain skills in KYC ("Know Your Customer") by identifying money laundering and terrorist financing risks when onboarding new entities. Prior to that, she was in charge of the analysis and reporting of money laundering suspicions to TRACFIN when she was an Associate in a firm of Judicial Administrators.