Cross-border corruption cases increasingly require close cooperation among enforcement authorities, particularly in Asia where diverse legal systems and enforcement capacities coexist. This session will highlight recent regional case studies – including Japan’s handling of the Carlos Ghosn/Nissan case and the introduction of plea bargaining – to illustrate both the opportunities and challenges in achieving effective coordination. Panellists will discuss mechanisms for information sharing, joint investigations and aligning enforcement priorities, offering practical insights for practitioners navigating multi-jurisdictional anti-corruption matters.