Asia presents a diverse and evolving anti-corruption landscape, with each jurisdiction facing unique enforcement challenges. In China, the recent amendment to the Anti-Unfair Competition Law has expanded tools for addressing commercial bribery and strengthened penalties, reflecting a continuing focus on market integrity. In South Korea, political turbulence remains high-profile, with both a former president and a former first lady facing criminal proceedings – illustrating the reach of anti-corruption enforcement into the highest levels of power. In India, many foreign companies still struggle with bribery risks despite a robust legislative framework, raising questions about enforcement consistency and corporate liability. This session will provide a comparative overview of these developments, offering practical insights for companies and counsel navigating anti-corruption compliance across these key Asian markets.