Dear White-Collar Crimes Stakeholder,
“In recent years, financial crime has increasingly become of concern to both governments and financial institutions around the world, particularly crimes such as money laundering, terrorist financing, fraud, bribery and corruption. Financial crime is a global concern and companies can no longer focus only on their home base – instead, they need to be aware of the risks in every country in which they operate.” https://techcentral.co.za/ovations-group-risk-approach-financial-crime-ovaprom/103534/
In light of the above, Intelligence Transfer Centre will be hosting the Annual White Collar-Crimes Conference, 12 and 13 May 2021, Gallagher Convention Centre. Financial crimes are more common than we may think and it may occur in the form of bribes, procurement fraud, tax fraud, money laundering and financial statement fraud just to name a few.
This two-day conference will be discussing strategies that the Public and Private sectors can utilise to root out financial crimes, as well as advise on how emerging trends of financial crimes can be identified before they materialise.
Adv
Ron Mncwabe
Magistrate: Tsakane Magistrate Court
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Pieter
Alberts
Senior Operations Manager: Investigative Support Service
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE CENTRE
Willie Hofmeyr
Retired head of Asset Forfeiture Unit at National Prosecuting Authority
Consultant: Corruption and Asset Forfeiture
ATTORNEY
Shaylene Adonis
Chief Risk Officer
CITY OF UMHLATHUZE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY
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Nomvula Mokhatla
Deputy National Director: Public Prosecutions
NATIONAL PROSECUTING AUTHORITY
Kemi Behari
Divisional Head: Municipal Courts
EKURHULENI METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY
Dirang
Modimakwane
Forensic Division Manager
CITY OF TSHWANE
Vatiswa
Dlova
Senior Advisor & Forensic Investigator
ESKOM HOLDINGS
George Bacela
Supervisor: Fraud and Commercial Crime Investigations
SIBANYE STILLWATER
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90 Minute Sessions
CASE STUDY: STEINHOFF CORPORATE FRAUD CASE
Brett Hamilton
Director
Associate Professor: University of Stellenbosch
FIRST RIVER CAPITAL
THE ROLE OF INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATORS IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FRAUD AND CORRUPTION CASES
The rise of insider fraud: Avoiding, Detecting and Managing insider fraud in the organization
Yusuph Kileo
Cybersecurity & digital forensics Expert
Representative ICANN
Board Member
AFICTA
COMBATING WHITE-COLLAR CRIME THROUGH THE USE OF
TECHNOLOGY AND BIG DATA COMPLEX DATA ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES TO ASSIST IN
FLAGGING AREAS TO BE INVESTIGATED
Garth de Klerk
CEO
SOUTH AFRICAN INSURANCE CRIME BUREAU
Chad Thomas
CEO
IRS FORENSIC
INVESTIGATIONS
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KEY STRATEGIES TO BE DISCUSSSED
- Identifying
White Collar Crimes that play a role in collapsing Government departments and state-owned enterprises
- Providing sufficient resources and making use of whistle-blowers to nip the bud on corruption
- Discussing
the benefits for victims of crime to work with the asset forfeiture
unit, and how we can prevent corruption effectively
- Understanding why the conviction rate of financial crimes is relatively low and why sentences are in the form of fines
- Evolving financial (white collar) crime typologies and expanding possibilities for proactive collaboration
- Illegal Mining in South Africa
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Who should attend but not limited to:
- HOD Security
- Investigator
- National Security Manager
- National Commissioner
- Provincial Commissioner
- Legal Advisor
- Group Security Manager
- Chief Operation Officer
- Intelligence Advisor
- Colonel
- Investigators
- Information Managers
- Legal Officers
- Legal Compliance Officers
- Warrant Officers
- Fraud Examiners
- Inspectors
- Risk Officers
- Forensic Investigators
- Chief Compliance Officers
- Ethics Officers
- Directors
- Head of Corporate Compliance
- Internal Auditors
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Amrita Ramlucken
Head of Marketing
E:amrita@intelligencetransferc.co.za
T: +27 11 326 2501
F: +27 11 326 2960
M: +27 84 359 4527
www.intelligencetransferc.co.za
www.womenofintelligence.co.za