Where theory meets practice
The International Academy of Financial Crime Litigators emerged from a vision to develop worldwide collaborative solutions that are based on research, collective experiences and best practices in cases of economic crime. The Academy has united the top public- and private-sector litigation professionals with the renowned Basel Institute on Governance and like-minded academics to form an independent, non-partisan global center of excellence that encourages collaboration and innovation to shape and advance financial-crime litigation practices for the future.
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- 2018
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- 87
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Litigation Strategies
White Collar Crime
Corruption
Public Contracts and Integrity Investigations in Québec
Integrity investigations by Québec’s AMP and Montréal’s Bureau de l’inspecteur général carry significant consequences for companies, including revocation of public contracting rights and registration on inadmissibility lists, as recent court decisions confirm.

Fanny Albrecht
White Collar Crime
Litigation Strategies
AI in Compliance: The Expectation Gap Is Real
Widespread adoption of AI in risk and compliance is outpacing both regulatory frameworks and the technology’s actual capabilities, raising serious questions about the Black-Box Problem, human oversight, and how businesses will justify AI-driven decisions to regulators.

Simon Florance
Money Laundering
Litigation Strategies
Asset Recovery
Oschadbank Prevails in Hungarian Criminal Case
Hungarian authorities closed a money laundering investigation and returned the full value of seized assets to Ukraine's state-owned Oschadbank after establishing the legal origin of funds transported by armored convoy from Austria.

Sergiy Grebenyuk









