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FinCrime Spotlight 3.13 - Matthew Redhead - Associate Fellow, Centre for Financial Crime & Security Studies (CFCS) - Royal United Services Institute

What can we realise about the wider social context of why financial crime takes place, and the personal circumstances one may be in to be forced into criminality? Quite a lot, it seems! Gemma Rogers, Co-Founder, FINTRAIL sits down with Matthew to explore all of this, and more, based on the American crime drama television series ‘Breaking Bad’.

FinCrime Spotlight 3.12 - Meredith Beeston - Financial Crime Compliance Senior Manager - Strategy & Advisory - ClearBank

From a TV show, what can we learn about how organisations launder funds and evade detection, the bureaucracy and corruption that can be faced along the way, and the negative impact the War on Drugs has had on all its participants? Quite a lot, it seems! Gemma Rogers, Co-Founder, FINTRAIL sits down with Meredith to explore all of this, and more, based on the American crime TV series ‘The Wire’.

FinCrime Spotlight 3.10 - Matthew Tataryn - Head of Financial Crime Risk - Tide

What can we understand about the actions and greed associated to powerful and wealthy people caught up in crime and corruption, from a real life story interpreted to film? Quite a lot, it seems! Gemma Rogers, Co-Founder, FINTRAIL sits down with Matthew to explore all of this, and more, based on the American crime film ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ and true story of stockbroker Jordan Belfort.

FinCrime Spotlight 3.6 - Niels Pedersen - Author of 'Financial Technology: Case Studies in Fintech Innovation', and Senior Lecturer - Manchester Metropolitan University

What can we learn about why people get tempted into bad choices through their own life narratives and the incentives and circumstances they are exposed to, from its portrayal in film? Quite a lot, it seems! Gemma Rogers, Co-Founder, FINTRAIL sits down with Niels to explore all of this, and more, based on the 1993 American legal thriller ‘The Firm’.