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Targeting the ‘(professional) enablers’ of economic crime

Katie Benson author headshot By Katie Benson Filed Under: All posts, Digital Futures, UK economy Posted: May 9, 2023

The UK government has published its second Economic Crime Plan (ECP2), which aims to reinforce the government’s priorities in relation to economic crime in (or affecting) the UK.  ECP2 arrives at a time of considerable political attention on economic crime, with the global focus on kleptocracy and increased use of financial sanctions following Russia’s invasion […]

Tagged With: crime, cyber crime, digital, economic crime, economy, financial crime, home office, law

How the digital space oils the wheels of unlawful and unethical business

Black and white headshot of Prof Nick Lord By Nicholas Lord Filed Under: All posts Posted: September 8, 2020

As COVID-19 forces more and more of our daily lives into cyberspace, how well regulated is the digital realm, and how can criminals exploit its grey areas? In this blog, originally from our On Digital Trust publication, Professor Nicholas Lord explains how criminals exploit the murkiness of the digital space to siphon off and launder […]

Tagged With: crime, cyber crime, data, digital, economy, financial crime, fraud & financial crime, justice, ODT, OnDigitalTrust, Privacy

Furlough, fraud and the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme

Black and white headshot of Prof Nick Lord By Pete Duncan and Nicholas Lord Filed Under: All posts Posted: June 22, 2020

The Government-implemented Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) supports companies in their attempts to ride out the COVID-19 pandemic, permitting them to place employees on a temporary leave of absence known as ‘furlough’, and claim state aid to pay furloughed staff either 80% of their usual wages or up to £2,500 per month, whichever amount is […]

Tagged With: COVID-19, crime, employment, finance, financial crime, fraud, fraud & financial crime, hmrc, labour market, Pandemic, PAYE, productivity, SoSS, welfare, work & pensions

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