Tackling and Preventing Fraud Across the Public Sector
Thank to all of our delegates, speakers and exhibitors for making Counter Fraud 2019 a huge success.
You can register your interest for next year's event by clicking the button below. We look forward to welcoming everyone in 2020.
Why attend Counter Fraud?
Central and local governments combined lose over £20.6 billion a year from fraudulent activity and more than £300 billion of government spending is vulnerable to attack every year.
Counter Fraud 2019 will connect policy leaders with practitioners and suppliers in an interactive environment to discuss and develop measures and initiatives to tackle the problem of fraud in the public sector. This one-day conference provides access to leading, expert speakers and pioneering case studies which will analyse all aspects of fraud in the modern world.
Topics covered at the 2019 conference included:
2019 Speakers Included:
Laura Squires
Head of Fraud, Error & Debt, Strategy, Policy, Change and PlanningDepartment for Work and Pensions (confirmed)
Jacqueline Owen
Police Staff Investigator, Economic Crime DepartmentCity of London Police (confirmed)
Andrew Lawrence
Senior Legal OfficerAustralian Government Attorney-General’s Department (Confirmed)
Claire Rollo
Director, DWP and HMRC Benefits and Credits Financial AuditNational Audit Office (confirmed)
DCI Gary Miles
SCO7 Organised Crime Command, FALCON (Fraud & Linked Crime Online)Metropolitan Police (Confirmed)
Jean-Marc Lafrenière
Director, Assessment and Investigation ServicesCrown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada / Indigenous and Service Canada
Stewart Brooks
Transformation Lead for the Risk and Intelligence ServiceDepartment of Work and Pensions
