India presents companies not only with tremendous business opportunities but also an entrenched culture of corruption at virtually every government “touchpoint.” Strafford Publications recently hosted a panel discussion highlighting some of the unique challenges facing companies trying to navigate India’s notorious bureaucracy. The discussion examined FCPA cases with Indian connections as well as the anti-corruption enforcement climate in India and offered guidance on third-party due diligence and on monitoring the effectiveness of an anti-corruption compliance program. The panel featured Jay Holtmeier, a partner at Wilmer Hale; Elizabeth D. Keating, Global Compliance Counsel – Investigations of Johnson Controls, Inc.; and Michael Stavridis, a partner at Ernst & Young. See also “Gibson Dunn Attorneys Take the Pulse of Anti-Corruption Risks in Emerging Markets” (Feb. 5, 2014).