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Financial & Cyber Crime Disruption Taskforce (FC2)
Develops actionable frameworks, shared standards & practical solutions that help disrupt financial crime across the digital asset ecosystem.
Meets: Third Monday of every month
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Chair
DR
Denisse Rudich
Senior G7 / G20 Consultant
GBBC
What this group works on
- —Emerging Threats & Risks: identifying AI, DeFi & other evolving financial crime risks
- —Policy, Regulation & Compliance: advancing best practices across KYC, AML & CFT
- —Enforcement & Asset Recovery: exploring practical tools, use cases & resources
- —Information & Intelligence Sharing: strengthening cross-industry & cross-jurisdictional collaboration
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Financial & Cyber Crime Disruption Taskforce?
- The Financial & Cyber Crime Disruption Taskforce is a working group for members only in the Financial Services track. Its purpose is to develop actionable frameworks, shared standards & practical solutions that help disrupt financial crime across the digital asset ecosystem.
- Who chairs the Financial & Cyber Crime Disruption Taskforce?
- The Taskforce is chaired by Denisse Rudich, Senior G7 / G20 Consultant at GBBC.
- How often does the Financial & Cyber Crime Disruption Taskforce meet?
- The Taskforce meets on the third Monday of every month.
- How can I get involved?
- Only GBBC members can participate. Contact imogen@gbbc.io to learn how to get involved.
