A single-minded focus on the FCPA with a passing nod to other countries’ regulatory regimes is not enough to make a company’s compliance program first-in-class today; multinational companies must fully address an array of global anti-bribery laws in an environment of growing global enforcement and increased prosecutorial vigor. Regulatory regimes in other countries may not be consistent with existing company compliance programs. In a recent webinar, partners from Hogan Lovells shared their insight and experience on navigating the latest global developments in anti-bribery and corruption regulation and enforcement. This article conveys the highlights from the discussion, focusing primarily on the anti-corruption regimes in China, the U.K. and Brazil.