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Global Financial Crime Congress
Bangkok, Thailand, 17 to 20 April 2007



The Global Financial Crime Congress jointly organized by INTERPOL and UNODC takes place from 17- 20 April 2007 at the UNODC facility located in Bangkok, Thailand. This event is designed to focus on the latest developments in the area of financial crime including money laundering and terrorism financing that is likely to impact on financial crime investigations over the next few years. The congress will have the top experts from the law enforcement community, academia, private industry and multilateral organizations presenting and participating in panel discussions focusing on;

  • Corruption
  • Money Laundering
  • Terrorism Financing
  • Financial Fraud
  • Internet Related Fraud
  • Multilateral Organisations-AML/CFT initiatives
  • Public-Private Partnership

The highlights of the congress include presentations on the latest INTERPOL AML/CFT initiative in the form of INTERPOL Money Laundering Automated Search System, recent developments in the area of high tech crime including BotNets and training initiatives by UNODC targeting different areas of financial crime.

Specialized financial crime investigators, customs officials, representatives from police training centres, financial institutions, industry, national, regional, international organizations, security commissions and financial regulators as well as experts on money laundering and terrorism financing are invited to attend this conference. The congress will provide an exclusive opportunity to get a first-hand look at the latest crime developments, technologies, services and programs impacting their work.

The organisers invite you to join your peers from organizations around the globe at this exclusive event in the wonderful host country Thailand.

Simultaneous interpretation will be provided in Arabic, English, French and Spanish.

 

 
Please refer to the previous meeting

 

 

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