As we enter 2025 on the precipice of a new presidential administration, it seems clear that change is on the horizon, but, in the realm of anti-corruption enforcement, the past year already saw significant change. The biggest updates related to rewarding those with information about crimes for coming forward, in the form of both a new DOJ whistleblower award pilot program and several programs to encourage voluntary self-disclosure by culpable individuals. There were also developments related to the Foreign Extortion Prevention Act, which already received a makeover less than a year after being signed into law, and revisions to the DOJ’s Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs and its Corporate Enforcement Policy. This compilation is intended to serve as a quick reference guide to some of the key developments from 2024. See “2024 in Review: International Cooperation Continues to Drive ABAC Enforcement” (Dec. 18, 2024).