Public procurement is consistently identified as a sector raising significant corruption risks around the world. Efforts to combat corruption in the public procurement sector have been sporadic, and have had mixed results. Panelists will discuss developments concerning corruption-related risks in public procurement contexts, different legal regimes, and trends in particularly jurisdictions, along with practical cases and approaches by companies. The panel will address the importance of compliance steps and prevention in avoiding higher corruption-related risks in public procurement matters, including in the context of recent geopolitical developments.