On July 2, Ropes & Gray hosted the AMLP Forum 2nd Quarterly Meeting 2026 at the firm's London office. The event featured programming on pressing financial crime topics, followed by a cocktail reception on the building's rooftop terrace.
Amanda Raad, co-chair of the firm's anti-corruption & international risk practice, served as discussion leader for the session “UK Fraud Strategy 2026/29 in Focus: Meeting Evolving Expectations – Higher Scrutiny, Stronger Enforcement and a More Connected FinCrime Approach,” which examined the UK's updated fraud strategy and its implications for compliance professionals. The event also included panels addressing the Crime and Policing Act 2026, operationalizing the Money Laundering Regulations 2026, and the use of data and AI in financial crime compliance.
The AMLP Forum is a cross-industry association of anti-money laundering (AML), anti-corruption and financial crime prevention professionals, which represents the industry to policymakers, governments, and law enforcement.

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