While the recent past has borne witness to the development and enforcement of global anti-corruption legislations, the BRICS nations – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – have also contemporaneously acknowledged and identified corruption to be a significant impediment in their path to be global financial superpowers. This panel will strive to explore the parallels that can be drawn between the anti-corruption frameworks in each of the BRICS countries, the developments that they have made which are critical to international business, the alignment of their own perspectives to their international counterparts and the efforts that each nation continues to make in light of obvious local challenges.