A selection of some of our work is outlined below:
(1) Anti-Corruption and AML/CTF frameworks and strategies
(2) Customised corruption prevention and AML/CTF training workshops
(3) Anti-Corruption seminars and presentations
(4) Other Anti-Corruption and AML/CTF related assignments
(1) Anti-Corruption and AML / CTF Framework Assignments include:
- The World Bank Group – Independent Integrity Compliance Monitor
- Robert Carr civil society Networks Fund – Review of corruption, fraud and mismanagement (CFM) policy framework
- Save the Children Australia – Development of high-level corruption risk assessment diagnostic
- NSW Office of Environment & Heritage – Design and development of Probity and Corruption Prevention Framework
- Islamic Relief Australia – Development of Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) Framework, including all associated AML/CTF policies and guidelines
- SOS Children’s Villages International – Development of a risk-based Anti-Corruption Self-Assessment Checklist diagnostic
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(2) Customised corruption prevention and AML / CTF training workshops include:
- University of Sydney Law School – Filming of video on corruption for use as part of course materials for criminology course.
- Islamic Relief Australia – Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) Sensitisation training workshop
- Jordanian Ministry of Social Development / Non-Profit Registry – 5-Day Risk-BasedAnti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) Supervision Training Workshop
- Saudi Arabian National Anti-Corruption Commission (‘Nazaha’) – NGO/NFP Anti-Corruption Training Programme for lawyers within the commission
- Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) – Anti-Corruption Workshop for the ACNC Compliance and Reporting Unit
- SOS Children’s Villages International – 3-Day Global Corruption Prevention Workshop for Managers
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(3) Anti-corruption related Seminars and Presentations include:
- 2nd annual Compliance Culture & Conduct Risk in Financial Services Forum (June, 2018) – Presentation titled ‘The Limitations of Forensic Audits: Unpacking a Fraud-Scheme in a Developing Market’
- 6th Australian Public Sector Anti-Corruption Conference (APSACC) (November, 2017) – Presentation titled ‘See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil’: Corruption and the NGO sector’
- 6th Annual Australian Fraud Summit (June, 2017) – Presentation titled ‘The limitations of forensic audits: Unpacking a fraud-scheme in a developing market’ and panel member on ‘Thought Leadership Panel Discussion – Why has Australia become an economic crime hot-spot?’
- Compliance Culture & Conduct Risk in Financial Services Forum (March, 2017) – Presentation titled ‘Understanding and Controlling Fraud and Corruption Risks’
- Sydney Development Circle (March, 2017) – Presentation titled ‘Stealing from the Poor: Corruption in the Not-for-Profit Sector’
- Public Sector Fraud & Corruption Summit 2016 (October 2016) – Conference Chair / Presentation titled ‘Implementing an Effective Anti-Fraud and Anti-Corruption Compliance Programme’
- Annual Conference of the International Bar Association (September, 2016) – Presentation of paper on Will Transparency Initiatives Impact Corruption in the Extractive Industry , and member of discussion panel on ‘Transparency and public disclosure of payments to governments and indigenous peoples’
- GRC Institute’s 2016 AML and Financial Crimes Congress (April 2016) – Presentation titled ‘When Compliance is a Facade: A case study of corruption, culture, and collusion’
- Corruption Prevention Network’s 2015 Annual Forum (November 2015) – Seminar titled ‘Charity Donations Money Trail: How to prevent fraud and corruption’
- Commonwealth Bank Of Australia (October 2015) – Presentation to Intelligence & Investigative Due Diligence team titled Corruption in Emerging / Frontier Markets: The ‘Global South’
- Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) Sector Briefings on Sending Funds oversea (June & July 2015) – and Facilitated sector briefing and made presentation titled ‘Corruption Risks within the International Development / Charity Sector’
- Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (June 2015) – Seminar held titled Managing Risks & Investigations in a Developing Environment.
- Australian Council For International Development (May, 2015) – Presentation made to Finance Managers Working Group title ‘An Overview of Corruption in the International Development Sector’
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(4) Other Anti-Corruption and AML / CTF related assignments include:
- Foodbank NSW & ACT – Providing counter-terrorism financing and due-diligence checks on overseas beneficiary charity
- World Vision International – Design and carry out a global staff survey (in English, French and Spanish) on the topic of accountability, anti-corruption, and prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse
- Australian Charities & Not-for-profit Charity – Design and facilitate Charity Sector Briefing (held in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane) around the protection and control of funds being sent overseas
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