Here’s how we end the UK’s contribution to deforestation for good.

75% (536) of the financial institutions assessed still do not have a public deforestation policy.

My evidence to the Environmental Audit Committee inquiry on UK finance and global deforestation.

RUSI’s Alexandria Reid dives into the rapidly evolving world of ESG governance with James Ford of Mayer Brown.

A discussion of illicit trade and financial crime risks for the African Continental Free Trade Area

Tom Keatinge and Alexandria Reid critically analyse the FATF’s approach to organised environmental crime.

Freeport development is an integral part of the UK’s post-Brexit trade strategy.

A presentation of RUSI’s recommendations for the West Africa Strategy on Combatting Wildlife Crime.

What are the most effective theoretical frameworks to evaluate and explain the organised crime-corruption relationship?

A launch event for the Taking the Profit out of IP Crime report.

Organised crime groups are increasingly involved in piracy.

Including IWT in NRAs is essential. My podcast with Atuweni Agbermodji, ex-Director of the Malawian Financial Intelligence Authority.

I believe the FATF has an important role to play in enabling the #BlueEconomy.

Research is essential in understanding shifting nature of consumerism, global commerce, and illicit trade on anti-counterfeiting and brand protection activities.

One of 26 speakers on why we need to harness financial tools against wildlife trafficking.

A professional development webinar on illegal wildlife trade and financial crime for members of the Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists (ACAMS).

In 2020, the World Bank estimated the annual cost of environmental crime at a staggering $1 trillion to $2 trillion. No supply chain is untouched.

In May 2020, the Secur.Ports workshop brought together 16 pratitioners and 9 researchers with expertise in the field of port policing, port security, organised crime and border control.

How can the UK reap the benefits of its proposed freeports while mitigating criminal risks, and are the fears of a lightly regulated ‘Singapore-on-Thames’ unfounded?

Presenting the results of our ‘Follow the Money’ UK Government IWT Challenge Fund projects in East And Southern Africa.