In this blog, we uncover three key takeaways from this year's Fraud Conference...

R3's External Affairs team look back on a milestone 12 months - for the Association and the profession... 

Frances Coulson and Carmel King look at the growing threat of fraud enabled by artificial intelligence (AI) and the risks parents unknowingly expose their children to by sharing images on social media. Are parents being negligent? This issue forms the overarching theme of the upcoming 2024 Fraud Conference.

In the spirit of autumnal change, October proved a busy month for R3's External Affairs team, with an update on economic crime legislation, work on a new paper on the personal insolvency framework, and a personal insolvency member survey for this year’s Talk Money Week campaign...

Summer has been busy for R3's External Affairs team, with a full policy and public affairs agenda in the run up to the parliamentary recess, briefings for a Westminster Hall debate, updates on economic crime and a meeting with R3’s Policy Group to discuss IP regulations, the state of the economy and more…

In this blog, we look at the progress of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill to date, the further reforms we would like to see and the consequences of the loopholes currently open to fraudsters not being closed.

At the beginning of July, R3 welcomed delegates to the annual Contentious Insolvency and Creditors Forum in London, and in this blog we summarise some of the key takeaways from the day…

Cryptocurrencies have gained popularity in recent years, but what role do they play in insolvency and what regulatory issues do they currently face?

At the end of March, professionals and academics from across the UK gathered at the Royal College of Physicians in London to hear insights from experts on key issues in this space, and in this blog, we summarise key themes from the event…