With a population of over 1.2 billion, extensive technical expertise, and one of the world’s largest economies, India is hard for multinational businesses to ignore. Unfortunately, corruption, despite nascent efforts to combat it, remains endemic. A recent presentation organized by Strafford Publications, “FCPA in India 2016: Compliance Strategies for India’s Unique Cultural and Governmental Intricacies,” offered an overview of corruption in India, the enforcement climate affecting businesses that operate there, recent efforts to address corruption, and guidance for conducting risk assessments and monitoring. The presentation featured Jay Holtmeier, a partner at WilmerHale, Elizabeth D. Keating, vice president and counsel at Johnson Controls, Inc., and Michael Stavridis, a partner at EY. See “Regional Risk Spotlight: Jay Holtmeier of WilmerHale Explains How to Navigate Bureaucratic Corruption Risks in India” (Sep. 23, 2015).