Fighting Financial Crime Impacting Most Vulnerable Segments of Our Society

三月 25, 2021
5:00PM - 6:00PM AEDT /GMT +11
Online
1 ACAMS Credit

Overview

When people think of financial crime, often they associate it as a crime with no real victim or cost, or with no immediate impact to their normal, day-to-day life. In reality, financial crime is a trillion-dollar industry that takes an enormous social and economic toll on the communities it touches. From bribery and corruption that causes poverty and hunger, inhibiting economic growth and employment, or defrauding communities and nations, to a forced labor, sexual exploitation, human trafficking with 79% impacting women and girls (according to the UNDOC report from 155 countries). The cost of financial crime is very real.

To commemorate the Women’s International Day, the panel will discuss how the Private Public Partnership can help fight financial crime that impacts the most vulnerable segments of our society. The panel will discuss the following topics:

  • How does financial crime and corruption impact the society and its most vulnerable segments: women and children?

  • What types of crime disproportionally impacts women and children? 

  • How can a robust financial crime regime contribute to the safety and the wellbeing of the women and children around the world?

  • Deep dive into the typologies, risk indicators and possible controls to identify and prevent these types of crime.

Credits

1 ACAMS Credit

 

**Please note that ACAMS credit for this virtual event is available to members of the Chapter only.