Investigating blockchain for crime and compliance
Blockchain transactions are often described as anonymous, but they leave a permanent, traceable trail that skilled investigators can follow. As criminals increasingly exploit digital assets, the abili...
27 Mai 30min
Risk beyond reason: Radical uncertainty and the need for a post‑enlightenment approach
As the world becomes more unpredictable, the compliance profession may need to move beyond Enlightenment assumptions of objectivity and repeatability, and adopt a more agile, post‑Enlightenment mindse...
22 Apr 32min
Keanu Reeves is still not in love with you (and other hard fraud truths)
Romance fraud continues to evolve, leaving behind emotional, psychological and financial scars in countless victims. What looks like love, trust, and intimacy can mask cynical exploitation with carele...
8 Apr 33min
Witting and unwitting: The hidden role of trusted professions in organised crime
Professionals hold positions built on trust and legitimacy. Those same qualities can be misused, however, facilitating money laundering, corruption and fraud - whether with or without the knowledge of...
25 Mar 32min
Conflict, compliance and complexity: A proportionate response to the Middle East crisis
The crisis in the Middle East is reshaping global business - disrupting supply chains, raising energy costs, increasing cybersecurity threats, and heightening exposure to financial crime risks such as...
19 Mar 31min
The AML squeeze: How law & accountancy can thrive in the new regulatory reality
The legal and accountancy professions are facing mounting regulatory scrutiny worldwide - but applying traditional AML frameworks to these sectors is far from straightforward. Designed primarily for f...
11 Mar 33min
Getting board engagement right: Part 4 - How smart boards fail
Boards rarely fail from lack of expertise - they fail because of human dynamics. In the last of four episodes themed on board engagement, we explore how boards think, decide, and sometimes derail, ev...
25 Feb 35min
