2025 events

2025 events

Financial Integrity Hub's 2025 events

Innovations in financial crime: Emerging opportunities and challenges

Innovations in financial crimeSpeakers for this event included:

  • Michael Brand, Louis de Koker, and Carl Herse: Privacy-preserving data analytics: A case study in AML/CTF innovation in Australia
  • Paula Chadderton: FATF and the public-private sector information-sharing conundrum
  • Doron Goldbarsht and Timothy Goodrick: Private to Private: The Next Frontier of Financial Intelligence Sharing
  • Vivienne Lawack: CBDCs, Financial Inclusion, and Financial Integrity: Trade-Off?
  • Milind Tiwari: Network analytics and Generative AI: A hybrid approach to money laundering detection
  • Robert Walters: International Arbitration and Money Laundering: Is there an actual issue?

Financial crime, corruption, and the power of leadership

Financial crime corruptionSpeakers for this event included:

  • Jeffrey Simser: Dangerous Play: AML/CTF/CPF Risks in the Gaming Sector
  • Petrus C. van Duyne and Jackie Harvey: Corrupt elites and godfathers in Nigeria
  • Michelle Gallant: Unexplained Wealth Orders: Surveying the Rights-Based Landscape
  • Nick Donaldson and Christian Leuprecht: Corruption Without Borders: Transnational Patterns of State Capture
  • Rachel Southworth and Jamie Ferrill: Beyond Compliance: The Role of Leadership and Culture in Combatting Financial Crime.

Counter-terrorism, human and environmental rights

Counter-terrorismSpeakers for this event included:

  • Nic Ryder: Correspondent terrorism financing – an emerging threat or a glaring omission?
  • Yusuf Sulayman: Re-evaluating the status of human rights in global counter-terrorism financing
  • Jeanne Nel: FATF, Recommendation 8, and the NFP sector: Perception-based Regulation
  • Cayle Lupton: Illegal wildlife trade as a method of financing terrorism
  • Hannah Harris: Financing Forest Crime in Papua New Guinea – deploying AML tools and criminal law strategies in defence of the environment.

Financial crime, national security, and safeguarding society

National securitySpeakers for this event included:

  • Ben Scott: Deception in money laundering
  • Sanaa Ahmed: Surveilling the citizen: Crime control policies, national security discourses, and money laundering regulation in Canada
  • Michelle Gallant: Unexplained Wealth Orders: Surveying the Rights-Based Landscape
  • Megan Styles: De-banking 'risky' customers: Contractual exclusion of customers by financial institutions and AML/CTF ramifications
  • Derwent Coshott: Challenging Risk: The Case of Maples Corporate Services v CIMA.
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