That's exactly the case I was referring to. That's not the traditional case of corruption like General Abacha, who stole from the treasury and stashed it somewhere else. This is a foreign bribery case, in which the jurisdiction that leads the foreign bribery investigation will end up either settling or finding the company and keeping the money.
The country that actually investigates its company for bribing somewhere is going to be the country that keeps the money. The international debate I was referring to earlier is trying to push for countries to give considerations to these kinds of settlements in foreign bribery cases to be returned to the country or given to the country that has suffered the damage from the bribe.