The Fraud Conference - Trust in Short Supply: Addressing the Integrity Deficit
NATIONAL EVENT: Join us at The Fraud Conference 2023.
Online registrations are now closed, if you would like to attend the Fraud Conference please contact the events team at [email protected].
Join us for The Fraud Conference 2023 on Monday 27 March at the Royal College of Physicians, London.
This conference brings together world-class experts including law makers, insolvency practitioners, counter fraud specialists and renowned academics to discuss the latest trends, innovations and developments in tackling economic crime.
Hosted by the Fraud Advisory Panel, INSOL Europe and R3 this year’s event will be live and in person.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Fraud Advisory Panel | INSOL Europe | R3 - Association of Business Recovery |
Session Time | Session Title & Description |
08:30 |
Registration, networking and exhibition |
09:15 - 09:30 |
Welcome and introduction Frances Coulson, Deputy Chair - Fraud Advisory Panel; Chair – Fraud Group, R3 |
09:30 - 09:40 |
Welcome from our Main Sponsor Louise Brittain, Partner, Restructuring & Insolvency, Azets |
09:40 – 10:10 |
Rethinking unethical behaviour In this Ted-style talk be prepared to have traditional notions about workplace behaviour and integrity turned on its head! Using an everyday lens Priya will explain how and why people behave the way they do. This is a hugely engaging session so don’t miss it! Speaker: Priya Giuliani, Partner, Financial Crime Solutions, Guidehouse |
10:10 – 10:45 |
Disguised as Green What happens when he supply chain isn’t as eco-friendly as you were told? Join us as a panel of experts breaks down different aspect of eco-fraud and the ways we can spot it. Speakers: Louise Brittain, Partner, Restructuring & Insolvency, Azets (Chair) Laura Middleton, Director, PWC Daniel Hyde, Senior Associate, Peters & Peters James Fleming, Investigations Lead, Environment Agency |
10:45 – 11:15 |
Refreshments, networking and exhibition |
11:15 – 12:15 |
Combating crook companies This session will provide a timely update on forthcoming changes to Companies House to tackle the abuse of incorporation and what it actually means in practice. Speaker: Alan Bryce, Chair, Fraud Advisory Panel, R3 (Chair) Lee Robins, Companies House Matthew Pennell, Companies House |
11:15 – 12:15 |
Fraud on the Virtual Horizon The Metaverse, to some the wild west and others the next iteration of the internet. Virtual worlds present significant opportunity for financial and organised crime, exploitation, terrorism and mis and dis-information. This session will aim to explore, with the support of current cases, the future of fraud and crime in the metaverse, how it is currently policed, and what we need to see in the future. Speakers: Amila Dissanayake, Chainalysis Andrew Tzialli, Lawyer and Corporate Partner, Philip Lee LLP Carmel King, Director, Grant Thornton UK LLP (chair) Jemma Fleetwood, Solicitor, JMW |
12:15 - 13:00 |
Catching covid This session will examine the action being taken against those who sought to defraud Government during covid in relation to fake websites, PPE procurement and support schemes and the lessons learnt. Speakers: Dave Magrath, Director of Investigation and Enforcement Services, The Insolvency Service Caroline Sumner, Chief Executive, R3 (Chair) |
12:15 - 13:00 |
Moving Assets to avoid creditors This session will examine the extent to which some jurisdictions encourage business owners to move a company’s assets from one corporate shell to another, leaving debts behind, and the implications for fraud, transparency and creditors’ rights. Speakers: Jennifer Maughan, Senior Counsel, Walkers Marine Simonnot, Partner, UGGC Avocats Bart Heynickx, Partner, ALTIUS (Chair) Sponsored by Wedlake Bell |
13:00 – 14:30 |
Lunch, networking and exhibition |
14:30 – 15:00 |
TBC |
15:00 - 16:00 |
Lessons from the Becker trial Last April former tennis star Boris Becker was convicted for hiding assets and loans after being declared bankrupt in 2017. He was deported from the UK in December after serving eight months of a two-and-a-half year sentence. This session will explore some of the key learning points for fraud and insolvency practitioners arising out of this case and the implications for other sports people and celebrities. Speakers: Julian Cahn, Partner, Stephenson Harwood Rebecca Chalkley, Barrister, Red Lion Court & Standing Counsel to the Insolvency Service Mark Ford, Partner, Evelyn Partners |
16:00 - 16:45 |
Restoring trust and integrity This session will explore the extent to which trust and integrity – in our institutions, our professions and our society – has been eroded and what needs to be done to restore this for future generations. Speakers: TJ Abernathy, COO Public Sector, Asset Reality Arun Chauhan, Partner, Tenet Compliance Dr Ian Peters MBE, Director, Institute of Business Ethics |
16:45 |
Closing remarks Frances Coulson, Deputy Chair - Fraud Advisory Panel; Chair – Fraud Group, R3 |
17:00 |
Drinks reception and networking Sponsored by Radcliffe Chambers |
18:00 |
Close |
Individual Tickets | Price excluding VAT |
Early Bird Ticket Member incl. Drinks Reception - FAP, INSOL Europe, R3 (Available until 3rd March 2023) |
£295 |
Early Bird Ticket Non-Member incl. Drinks Reception - FAP, INSOL Europe, R3 (Available until 3rd March 2023) |
£365 |
EB Ticket New Professional incl. Drinks Reception - FAP, INSOL Europe, R3 (Available until 3rd March 2023) |
£170 |
Early Bird Ticket Charity/NGO/Govt incl. Drinks Reception (Available until 3rd March 2023) |
£170 |
Individual Ticket Member incl. Drinks Reception - FAP, INSOL Europe, R3 | £345 |
Individual Ticket Non-Member incl. Drinks Reception - FAP, INSOL Europe, R3 |
£425 |
Individual Ticket New Professional incl. Drinks Reception - FAP, INSOL Europe, R3 | £200 |
Individual Ticket Charity/NGO/Govt incl. Drinks Reception | £200 |
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