This APPG will challenge the response to fraud from law enforcement, government, and the public, private and charity sectors and is a channel for useful expert briefings on these issues to parliamentarians.
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Today, Wednesday 14 February 2018, the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Financial Crime and Scamming launches a review into how young people can be protected from financial crime.
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Read moreThe All-Party Parliamentary Group on Financial Crime and Scamming held its first event in Parliament on Monday 4th December 2017, a briefing by Superintendent Peter Ratcliffe of City of London Police.
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04/12/17
Read moreThe Member of Parliament for Bournemouth West, Conor Burns MP, has this week launched a new All-Party Parliamentary Group on Financial Crime and Scamming.
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The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Financial Crime and Scamming launched in October 2017. This APPG will look at the effect of financial crime, fraud and scams on society; how both industry, law enforcement and Government’s approach to this crime can be enhanced and improved; and act as a channel to brief Parliamentarians on this crime.
Cifas, the UK's fraud prevention service are providing the secretariat for the APPG on Financial Crime and Scamming.
Ross Archer
ross.archer@cifas.org.uk
Government and Parliamentary Affairs Manager
Cifas
6th Floor, Lynton House, 7-12 Tavistock Square
London, WC1H 9LT
