Seán
Doyle
Seán Doyle is Lead at the World Economic Forum’s Centre for Cybersecurity and responsible for the Forum’s work on anti-financial crime. The Forum builds public-private partnerships to solve systemic challenges to the financial system and other sectors.
Seán’s work covers compliance control frameworks, secure information-sharing in financial services, enforcement efforts to curb cybercrime, increasing the effectiveness of anti-money laundering regimes and the development of cross-border strategies to counter cyber and financial crime.
Seán is the Forum’s representative to the Global Coalition to Fight Financial Crime and sits on the Standards and Operations committees of the Cyber Risk Institute.
Prior to joining the Forum as a Global Leadership Fellow, Seán specialised in financial services investigations and intelligence. His work centred on financial intelligence, complex cross-border investigations, asset-tracing and recovery, anti-bribery and corruption investigations, compliance advisory, and contentious disputes. Seán previously worked in the Financial Intelligence Unit of a globally systemically important bank as well as the Forensic Investigations & Compliance team of an international consultancy.
He holds an MA in International Peace and Security from King’s College London, a BA in European Studies from Trinity College Dublin, and an International Diploma in Anti-Money Laundering from the University of Manchester. Seán is a Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS), a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) and a CFE mentor.