E161: Are public-private partnerships the key to financial crime prevention?

An effective partnership between a public and private organisation is like forming a band.

But as long as these partnerships have been going on, there's been Gallagher brother level tension – so what's the answer?

Recorded live at the European Anti-Financial Crime Summit in Dublin, Marit Rødevand, is joined by Giuseppe Lopez (Europol), Suzanne Gunn (Department of Justice Ireland), Lauren Kohr (IRS Criminal Investigation), and Steve Hancock (AML Analytics) to ask: Are public-private partnerships the key to financial crime prevention?

The panel discuss: the biggest challenges in getting PPPs right, what is working today, and – in the world of AMLA, AI, and scam states – what does the future look like?

Producer: Matthew Dunne-Miles

Editor: Dominic Delargy

Video: Loïs Dunford / Laurence Snashall

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The Laundry explores the complex world of financial crime, anti-money laundering (AML), compliance, sanctions, and global financial regulation.

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