Risk assessment procedures are the foundation of an effective and efficient anti-corruption compliance program. At the recent Momentum Anti-Corruption Global Congress, three experienced in-house compliance counsel – currently at Motorola Solutions, ExxonMobil and VMWare – shared their insight and experience creating and implementing risk-based anti-corruption compliance programs. Specifically, the panelists, speaking in their individual capacities, described the corruption risks raised by their suppliers, customers and partners; offered differing takes on the role of certification and risk coding; shared best practices born of experience for interacting with employees and third parties; relayed their experiences with third-party sponsorship; and emphasized the central place of mitigation in any risk-based compliance program. Jay Musoff, a partner at Loeb & Loeb LLP, moderated the panel.