What is Being Done to Reduce the Effects of Fraud?
In 2022, fraud resulted in £1.2 billion in losses in the UK, equating to £2,300 every minute, according to...
Discuss fraud detection techniques, anti-money laundering efforts, and cybersecurity measures to protect against financial crimes.
Push Payment Fraud – Is there a duty on banks to retrieve lost funds?
Collyer Bristow LLP | Jean-Martin Louw A recent High Court decision has examined the responsibilities of banks to retrieve...
‘Failure to prevent fraud’: three areas for immediate action
FRP Advisory | Molly Sandquest Molly Sandquest explores what businesses should be doing now to comply with new anti-fraud legislation The...
Developing a Strong Anti-financial Crime Culture
In the realm of financial operations, the imperative to foster an anti-financial crime culture cannot be overstated. As financial...
FRAML: Combining Financial Crime and Anti-money Laundering Teams
The Need to Evolve In today’s financial landscape, the alarming escalation in fraud and money laundering poses severe threats,...
The Burden of Financial Crime Compliance Spend in the UK
Introduction In the UK, financial crime compliance is a critical component of the financial sector’s integrity. This regime, designed...
Has a new route to recovery opened up for victims of banking payment frauds?
Charles Russell Speechlys | Katie Bewick | Rhys Novak Introduction Authorised push payment (APP) fraud continues to be a fast growing social...
Cybercrime: Fighting back
Cybercrime refers to illegal activities conducted via the internet or through the use of digital technology. This broad category...
Crypto Claims: How Do They Work?
Eldwick Law | Julian Wilkins When it comes to crypto claims, victims will have a proprietary right to chase...
Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) Investigations: Practice like a Professional
Introduction Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) are critical documents filed by financial institutions to alert authorities about potential illegal activities,...