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GFI Events


Illicit Financial Flows: The Most Damaging Economic Problem Facing the Developing World

A Free Two-Day GFI Conference in Washington, DC

Based on a forthcoming book by GFI, this event will cover the nature of illicit financial flows (IFFs), country-level perspectives, and policy actions.

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Financial Transparency and Human Rights in Africa

Fostering Greater National and Regional Economic Opportunity in Africa through Human Rights and Financial Transparency

FES, GFI, and IBAHRI present a May 18-20th conference in Johannesburg on the links between human rights and illicit financial flows in Africa.

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Justice in Development: Confronting Illicit Financial Flows and Climate Change

A Nov. 7th-9th ASAP, GFI & Yale Conference

Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP), the Yale Global Justice Program, and Global Financial Integrity (GFI) are proud to host this event bringing together academics, policy makers, activists, and artists to discuss two critical issues: illicit financial flows and climate change.

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Illicit Financial Flows in Brazil: A Hidden Resource for Improving Prosperity and Economic Stability

A GFI & MINDS Conference in Rio

Based on GFI’s forthcoming study on Brazil’s illicit financial flows, this joint one-day conference in Rio de Janeiro included discussions and keynote remarks from local and international experts on the nature of Brazil’s illicit flows, and how and why curtailing these flows should be a priority for Brazil’s next government.

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Senate Briefing – U.S. and Europe’s Economic, Financial and Security Risks: Crisis on the European Continent

Briefing to Feature U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions

Speakers will address the manifestation, mechanisms and consequences of weak rule of law states, political corruption, money laundering and illicit financial outflows with a reference to real cases. The speakers will also highlight solutions and principled recommendations to address U.S. and Europe’s economic, financial and security risks.

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Global Shell Games: Experiments in Transnational Relations, Crime, and Terrorism

A Book Discussion

Michael Findley and Daniel Nielson discuss their new book, Global Shell Games: Experiments in Transnational Relations, Crime, and Terrorism. A staggering number of unidentified shell corporations succeed in hiding perpetrators of terrorist financing, corruption, and illegal arms trades.

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