Predictable, effective enforcement is not a brake on business but a foundation for stable markets and quality investment. This session will examine how strong enforcement of anti-corruption rules enhances investor confidence, reduces regulatory risk, and supports fair competition. Coordinated action across jurisdictions and among domestic agencies, from tax to financial intelligence and competition authorities, can accelerate case resolution and avoid duplicative burdens. Sanctions, confiscation, and compensation can be considered as tools that restore value rather than simply punish. The discussion will also explore how integrity and the rule of law shape investment decisions, attract sustainable private sector growth and foreign direct investment, and contribute to creating business environments where companies can thrive.
