The 37th Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime runs from 1-8 September 2019. This year's theme: 'Fighting economic crime - a shared responsibility'. #CrimeSymposium37 https://t.co/ZvIsqseaGx
How have technological innovations impacted the fight against financial crime? @keatingetom will chair a workshop on new technologies and financial crime at #CrimeSymposium37. Register at https://t.co/1HdxiH6bdm.
On Wednesday 4th September, we will have a morning workshop on Brexit and financial crime. Register online at https://t.co/1HdxiH6bdm #CrimeSymposium37
How effective is intelligence in disrupting criminal and subversive enterprises? @MarianoFederici will lead a session on this topic at #CrimeSymposium37. Register now at https://t.co/1HdxiH6bdm
On Wednesday 4th September, the @metpoliceuk will join us to consider the human cost of economic crime. Register for these sessions at https://t.co/1HdxiH6bdm #CrimeSymposium37
A week at #CrimeSymposium37 offers a chance to consider topics ranging from preventing corruption in disaster risk management to arts crimes. Interested? Visit https://t.co/1HdxiH6bdm to register.
Our first workshop will examine the role of @EGFIU and FIUs in the fight against economic crime. Come to the #CrimeSymposium37 to find out more: https://t.co/1HdxiH6bdm
Our alternative programme on Tuesday 3rd September will examine the work of @FATFNews. Want to discuss the impact and future of FATF? Visit us at #CrimeSymposium37 https://t.co/1HdxiH6bdm
The #CrimeSymposium37 offers an unrivalled opportunity to share knowledge and experience with practitioners from around the world. To register for the event, follow the link here https://t.co/1HdxiH6bdm
Keen to know more about the rise of cryptocurrencies? Sign up for the 37th International Symposium on Economic Crime https://t.co/1HdxiH6bdm #CrimeSymposium37
Have you registered for this year's symposium? There's still time! And there's a great week of sessions, workshops, and think tanks lined up. #CrimeSymposium37 https://t.co/ZvIsqseaGx
On Saturday 7 September we are running an alternative programme focused on One Belt One Road. You can see the details here: https://t.co/3yz9Zo0CGS #CrimeSymposium37
Our opening session on Tuesday 3rd September will
explore the threats of organised crime. Want to know more? Follow the link: https://t.co/ZvIsqseaGx https://t.co/1HdxiH6bdm #CrimeSymposium37
On Saturday 7 September one of the symposium's programmes is devoted to the dark side of development and threats to sustainability. Interested? More details here: https://t.co/ZvIsqseaGx #CrimeSymposium37
We have speakers coming from around the world to share their knowledge and experience of tackling financial crime. If you want to join in, you can read more here: https://t.co/ZvIsqseaGx #CrimeSymposium37
Whatever your role in tackling fraud, money laundering, or economic misdemeanour, you will have something to contribute to this year's symposium. Details here: https://t.co/ZvIsqseaGx #CrimeSymposium37
We have two sessions focused on crime relating to art and antiquities on Thursday 5 September. If you are interested, there are more details here: https://t.co/3yz9Zo0CGS
We have a variety of sessions that address the international nature of collaboration and co-operation to combat economic crime. Do take a look at the full programme: https://t.co/G7ESjLuUPQ #CrimeSymposium37
What are the barriers to co-operation, both real and imagined, in fighting financial crime? It's one of the questions we're looking to answer at this year's symposium. #CrimeSymposium37