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Global FinCrime Fighters

Global Coalition to Fight Financial Crime

Global FinCrime Fighters cuts through the textbooks to bring you raw, real stories from the front lines of financial crime fighting. Hosted by the Global Coalition to Fight Financial Crime, each episode features the industry's sharpest minds sharing hard-won lessons, untold investigations, and insights no regulatory handbook can teach. From fraud networks to organized crime, we spotlight the fighters driving real change — and the grit it takes to win. Because breaking financial crime fight isolation starts with one conversation.

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  • 2 episodes
  • Updated July 25

Episodes2

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  • July 25 · 34 min

    When Fraud Crosses Borders and Data Doesn't: International Financial Information Sharing — with Nick Maxwell

    Fraud moves across borders without friction. The information needed to stop it does not. In this episode of Global FinCrime Fighters, our guest is Nick Maxwell, who leads the Future of Financial Intelligence Sharing (FFIS) Research Programme at the Royal United Services Institute. FFIS is an international comparative research programme examining how different jurisdictions and private sector platforms share information to detect, disrupt and prevent fraud and financial crime. The conversation centres on a recent FFIS survey of the leaders running fraud risk information sharing platforms around the world. Their answers reveal a striking disconnect: near-unanimous agreement that cross-border sharing is essential, alongside significant gaps in practice. Nick explains why the obstacle is legal rather than technical, since these platforms were built inside national law to fight a crime that ignores national boundaries. We also discuss how a fraud attack unfolds and why different sectors see different parts of it, why an anti-money laundering system built around suspicion and measured in weeks fits poorly against a crime measured in minutes, what FATF could do with the political mandate it now has, and where cooperation is already delivering results. The episode is hosted by Piotr Bobolowicz.

  • June 30 · 23 min

    Cracking Down on Global Fraud: Inside Interpol's Silver Notice and AI Strategy with Nick Court

    In the premiere episode of Global FinCrime Fighters, our guest is Nick Court, acting Director of the INTERPOL Financial Crime and Anti-Corruption Centre. The interview was recorded during the Global Fraud Summit 2026 in Vienna. The AI-supported fraud: A look at the staggering 50% increase in INTERPOL fraud notices and how criminals leverage generative AI for deepfakes - and how law enforcement fights back. The Silver Notice: What is the new tool the pilot phase of which spans 81 countries and has already successfully helped tracing over €35 million in organized crime funds. Public-Private Alliances: Why disrupting borderless financial crime requires real-time intelligence sharing between law enforcement, banks, and tech giants. Nick Court was seconded to INTERPOL in 2020 from the City of London Police, the UK’s national lead force for fraud and cyber-crime. He is currently the acting Director of the INTERPOL Financial Crime and Anti-Corruption Centre, with a duty to manage the organizational response to fraud, money laundering, asset recovery and corruption. The episode is hosted by Piotr Bobolowicz.