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16th Edition

FRAUD, ASSET TRACING & RECOVERY

Switzerland, UAE, Russia, Greece, Cyprus, UK, Spain, United States, British Virgin Islands, and more!

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24–25 March 2022 | Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva | Switzerland The Premier Gathering of Global Fraud, Asset Recovery, Dispute Resolution and Contentious Insolvency Practitioners!

Supporting Sponsor

GOVERNMENT FACULTY Emma Luxton Head of Proceeds of Crime and International Assistance Serious Fraud Office (UK)

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Hon. John Zani District Judge Westminster Magistrates’ Court (UK) Cynthia O’Murchu Reporter Financial Times (UK)

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Two Days of Unsurpassed Networking – and Content Rich Discussions Welcome Back Drinks Reception on 23 March

Smaller-group, “off the record” discussions on high stakes issues

Meet the true trailblazers and influencers!

Impromptu meet-ups in the foyer and 1:1 meet-ups with new contacts

Extended networking breaks and luncheons

Key case law updates from multiple jurisdictions

New “Out of the Box” Discussions”

Stay in the loop: Catch up on what is keeping your peers busy

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The Largest Fraud and Asset Tracing Experts Gathering in Europe for the Past 15 Years BREAKDOWN SINCE FIRST EDITION

1,700+ ATTENDEES

350+ SPEAKERS

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It is THE major event that fraud practitioners have to attend… The room is absolutely full and the topics are just outstanding. PAST ATTENDEE, SCHELLENBERG WITTMER (SWITZERLAND)

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This is a great place to both meet practitioners in continental Europe, but also to gain those tips and tricks in the various jurisdictions that we need to get results. PAST ATTENDEE, HOLLAND & KNIGHT (USA)

The conference has grown from strength to strength over the last couple of years. A fantastic opportunity to hear from excellent speakers and panelists from different jurisdictions. PAST ATTENDEE, MCCANN FITZGERALD (IRELAND)

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Without any doubt the best asset recovery conference, year after year. PAST ATTENDEE, MONFRINI CRETTOL & PARTNER

INTRODUCING C5’S ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS Jonathan Addo Partner Harneys (British Virgin Islands)

Ed Davis Founding Shareholder Sequor Law (USA)

Benjamin Borsodi Partner Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd (Switzerland)

Tameka Davis Partner Conyers Dill & Pearman (British Virgin Islands)

Jane Colston Partner Brown Rudnick LLP (UK)

Sophie Eyre Partner Bird & Bird (UK)

Event Co-Chairs

Speakers Include

Mona Vaswani Partner Milbank LLP (UK)

Jonathan Addo Partner Harneys (British Virgin Islands)

Keith Oliver Head of International Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP (UK)

Ilias Anagnostopoulos Partner Anagnostopoulos (Greece)

Jane Colston Partner Brown Rudnick LLP (UK)

Nadim Bardawil Partner BSA Ahmad Bin Hezeem & Associates LLP (UAE)

Saverio Lembo Partner Bär & Karrer Ltd. (Switzerland)

Government Faculty Emma Luxton Head of Proceeds of Crime and International Assistance Serious Fraud Office (UK)

Members of the Bench The Hon. Mr. Justice Robin Knowles Judge Royal Courts of Justice (UK) Patrick Robert-Nicoud Judge Federal Criminal Court (Switzerland) Hon. John Zani District Judge Westminster Magistrates’ Court (UK)

Special Interview With Cynthia O’Murchu Reporter Financial Times (UK)

Olga Bischof Partner Brown Rudnick LLP (UK) Benjamin Borsodi Partner Schellenberg Wittmer (Switzerland) Audrey Byrne Partner McCann FitzGerald LLP (Ireland) Gerard Clarke Senior Counsel Baker & Partners (UK)

Martin Kenney Managing Partner Martin Kenney & Co. Solicitors (British Virgin Islands) Saverio Lembo Partner; Head of White Collar Crime Practice Group Bär & Karrer SA (Switzerland) Keith Oliver Head of International Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP (UK)

Costas Stamatiou Partner Elias Neocleous & Co. LLC (Cyprus) Mona Vaswani Partner Milbank LLP (UK) Colette Wilkins Partner Walkers (Cayman Islands)

Richard Gillis Barrister One Essex Court (UK)

Clara Poglia Partner Schellenberg Wittmer (Switzerland)

Sandrine Giroud Partner LALIVE (Switzerland)

Ros Prince Partner Stephenson Harwood LLP (UK)

Mathilde Heaton General Counsel, UK; Europe, Middle East & Asia Phillips Auctioneers (UK)

Barry Robinson Director BDO (Ireland)

Glenn P. Hendrix Chairman Arnall Golden Gregory LLP (USA) Martin Kenney Managing Partner Martin Kenney & Co. Solicitors (British Virgin Islands) Yves Klein Partner Monfrini Bitton Klein (Switzerland) Stefan Kühn Head, Risk Advisory Services BDO Ltd. (Switzerland)

Ed Davis Founding Shareholder Sequor Law (USA)

Andrew McLeod Barrister One Essex Court (UK)

Sophie Eyre Partner Bird & Bird (UK)

Kate McMahon Partner Edmonds, Marshall, McMahon (UK)

Ed Crosse Partner Simmons & Simons LLP (UK)

David Mizrachi Senior Partner MDU Legal (Panama)

Adam Fee Partner Milbank LLP (USA)

Christopher Noel Attorney Sequor Law (USA)

Héctor Sbert Partner ECIJA, Barcelona (Spain) Mark Shaw Partner, Head of Business Restructuring BDO UK LLP (UK) Polly Sprenger Partner Addleshaw Goddard LLP (UK) Markus Stadler Counsel Martin Kenney & Co. Solicitors (British Virgin Islands) Andrew Stafford QC Partner Kobre & Kim LLP (UK) Costas Stamatiou Partner Elias Neocleous & Co. LLC (Cyprus) Boris Telyatnikov Partner Enyo Law LLP (UK) Daniel J. Zappelli Partner Vafadar Sivilotti Zappelli (Switzerland) (former Attorney General of the Republic and District of Geneva)

Wednesday, 23 March 2022

WELCOME BACK! DRINKS RECEPTION CONFERENCE DAY ONE | Thursday, 24 March 2022 08:00

Registration and Networking

View from the Bench

09:00

Co-Chairs’ Opening Remarks microphone-alt Jane Colston, Partner, Brown Rudnick LLP (UK) Saverio Lembo, Partner, Bär & Karrer Ltd. (Switzerland) 09:15

10:15

AUDIENCE POLLING

“ War Stories” and More: Leading Practitioners Share Experiences on What is Coming Across Their Desks — and What is on the Horizon microphone-alt Costas Stamatiou, Partner, Elias Neocleous & Co. LLC (Cyprus) Benjamin Borsodi, Partner, Schellenberg Wittmer (Switzerland)

microphone-alt Patrick Robert-Nicoud, Judge, Federal Criminal Court (Switzerland) The Hon. Mr. Justice Robin Knowles, Judge, Royal Courts of Justice (UK) Jane Colston, Partner, Brown Rudnick LLP 11:15

Extended Networking Break

11:45

Special Interview microphone-alt Emma Luxton, Head of Proceeds of Crime and International Assistance, Serious Fraud Office (UK) Kate McMahon, Partner, Edmonds, Marshall, McMahon (UK)

Ros Prince, Partner, Stephenson Harwood LLP (UK) David Mizrachi, Senior Partner, MDU Legal (Panama) Some of the trends and developments in relation to fraud and asset tracing over the past 18-24 months have been unanticipated and challenging, and one of the most surprising developments is that there has been a sizeable change in both the value and volume of fraud cases heard in many global courts. Join us in this session as we discuss some of the important updates and critical issues that fraud and asset recovery practitioners are facing, and take stock of the lesser-known takeaways affecting the path forward. The distinguished faculty cover a myriad of key topic, including the latest on: • • • • •

Civil and criminal liability Evidence gathering and corporate intelligence Worldwide freezing injunctions Third party disclosure Damages principles and enforcement

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12:15

The Standalone Freezing Injunction as a Cross-Border Asset Tracing Tool: Common Law Equitable Power to Grant Interim Relief microphone-alt Jonathan Addo, Partner, Harneys (British Virgin Islands) Olga Bischof, Partner, Brown Rudnick LLP (UK) Andrew McLeod, Barrister, One Essex Court (UK) Boris Telyatnikov, Partner, Enyo Law LLP (UK) Join us in this session as we discuss the significance of the Privy Council decision in Convoy Collateral v. Broad Idea, and examine: • The purpose of a freezing injunction in the modern context, affirming it is to prevent the right of enforcement from being rendered ineffective by the dissipation of assets against which the judgment could otherwise be enforced • Important guidance on the availability of freezing injunctions against third parties who hold assets potentially available for enforcement • How the decision safeguards the standalone freezing injunction as an important cross-border asset tracing tool • Some areas of uncertainty following the decision

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Networking Luncheon

16:15

Networking Break

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16:30

Issues Around Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets That Litigators Need to be Mindful Of

The “Out of the Box” Vehicles for Fraud: Art, Vintage Collectibles and Other Cultural Property

microphone-alt Stefan Kühn, Head, Risk Advisory Services, BDO Ltd. (Switzerland) Mona Vaswani, Partner, Milbank LLP (UK) Jane Colston, Partner, Brown Rudnick LLP (UK) The area of crypto is a fascinating one as it is very new, and throws up the same kinds of issues and challenges litigators face every day. When it comes to crypto frauds, the blockchain may actually be of great help to in the context of asset-tracing and enforcement—as most transactions will be publicly viewable. This allows investigators and litigators to follow transfers of crypto from wallet to wallet; and ultimately into central exchanges such as Binance and Kraken, etc. It is then that litigators can break out the familiar toolkit of disclosure and freezing orders to secure the misappropriated funds and uncover who may be behind the wrongdoing. The use of technology is another key part to this, as there are companies out there that can help automate the necessary review and searches of the blockchain. The technology can aggregate transactions more quickly and enable us to identify patterns; and pinpoint the source and destination of misappropriated assets.

microphone-alt Sandrine Giroud, Partner, LALIVE (Switzerland) Mathilde Heaton, General Counsel, UK; Europe, Middle East & Asia, Phillips Auctioneers (UK) Christopher Noel, Attorney, Sequor Law (USA) Héctor Sbert, Partner, ECIJA, Barcelona (Spain) Join us for this unique discussion about art, museum pieces and other vintage collectibles that are used as vehicles for fraud. Hear real-world examples of fraudsters attempting to counterfeit and forge prints of rare art; and, fraudulently constructed pieces of highly sought-after collectibles, museum pieces and other forms of cultural property.

17:30

Networking Drinks Reception

15:15

Increasing Cooperation Among Legal Counsel and Enforcement Agencies — and Overcoming Hurdles to Compensating Fraud Victims microphone-alt Saverio Lembo, Partner; Head of White Collar Crime Practice Group, Bär & Karrer SA (Switzerland) Daniel J. Zappelli, Partner, Vafadar Sivilotti Zappelli (Switzerland), former Attorney General of the Republic and District of Geneva Ilias Anagnostopoulos, Partner, Anagnostopoulos (Greece) Polly Sprenger, Partner, Addleshaw Goddard LLP (UK) Due to the various obstacles that practitioners can face when conducting global investigations, it is imperative to have increasing cooperation between attorneys and enforcement authorities in the affected jurisdictions. Internal and external investigations trigger multiple legal issues when different jurisdictions are involved, and can seriously hinder efforts and arrangements that adequately compensate the actual victims in the cases.

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CONFERENCE DAY TWO | Friday, 25 March 2022 08:50

10:30

Conference Co-Chairs’ Opening Remarks

Cyber Fraud: You’ve Been Hit with a Cyber Fraud or Ransomware Attack, What Happens Next?

microphone-alt Mona Vaswani, Partner, Milbank LLP (UK) Keith Oliver, Head of International, Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP (UK) 09:00

AUDIENCE POLLING

Spotlight on Contentious Cross-Border Insolvency and Restructuring microphone-alt Mark Shaw, Partner, Head of Business Restructuring, BDO UK LLP (UK) Yves Klein, Partner, Monfrini Bitton Klein (Switzerland) Sergey Petrachkov, Partner, ALRUD Law Firm (Russia) Richard Gillis, Barrister, One Essex Court (UK) In this session, leading practitioners will provide us with updates on cross-border insolvency and restructuring laws in the U.K., Hong Kong, Switzerland and South America, including discussions on: • How to utilize insolvency and restructuring as mechanisms for exposing fraud; as well as detecting and recovering assets • Navigating jurisdictional impacts and discrepancies in insolvency law • Best practices for handling complex and sophisticated creditor rights matters • How the pandemic has affected insolvencies in their respective jurisdictions, from amnesties to business as usual; and what effect any legislative interventions will have

Microphone Adam Fee, Partner, Milbank LLP (USA) Andrew Stafford QC, Partner, Kobre & Kim LLP (UK) In recent years, cyber fraud and ransomware attacks have dramatically increased in frequency and sophistication. This session will examine what happens after you get the call that the attack is underway, including: • Understanding the sorts of cyber fraud and ransomware threats facing global companies today • Addressing extortion and ransom threats from attackers in control of your data, including related cross-border legal issues • Tracing and recovering assets and data taken by the attackers • Engaging with law enforcement, privacy regulators, and other government actors across jurisdictions 11:30

Extended Networking Break

12:00

Documentary Evidence – Addressing the Challenges of Too Much or Too Little Disclosure in Civil Fraud Claims Microphone Ed Crosse, Partner, Simmons & Simons LLP (UK) Glenn P. Hendrixr, Chairmanr, Arnall Golden Gregory LLP (USA) Audrey Byrne, Partner, McCann FitzGerald LLP (Ireland)

10:00

SPECIAL KEYNOTE

Extradition Arrangements Post-Brexit, Account Freezing, Forfeiture Applications and Orders microphone-alt Hon. John Zani, District Judge, Westminster Magistrates’ Court (UK)

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Clara Poglia, Partner, Schellenberg Wittmer (Switzerland) This session will explore the evidential challenges that parties face in complex civil fraud claims. Our speakers will provide an international perspective on documentary evidence, examining the different approaches taken to disclosure & discovery in Civil and Common Law jurisdictions. Controversially, our panel of experts will debate whether it is actually possible to pursue a civil fraud claim in a jurisdiction that doesn’t require searched-based disclosure. They will also discuss situations where there are wide-ranging disclosure obligations; and review ways to get key documents at a proportionate cost.

13:00

SPECIAL INTERVIEW

Investigating Fraud and Corruption: Hidden in Plain Sight? microphone-alt Cynthia O’Murchu, Reporter, Financial Times (UK) Mona Vaswani, Partner, Milbank LLP (UK) Ed Davis, Founding Shareholder, Sequor Law (USA) This session provides a view into an investigative reporter’s approach to digging into (alleged) financial wrongdoing. Through use of open source investigation tools and public records, we can demonstrate that red flags are often hidden in plain sight. Case studies include investigations such as Greensill Capital or NMC Health.

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Making or Breaking an Asset Recovery Case: The Latest on Blending Forensic Accounting and Corporate Intelligence in Fraud Investigations microphone-alt Barry Robinson, Director, BDO (Ireland) Markus Stadler, Counsel, Martin Kenney & Co. Solicitors (British Virgin Islands) Gerard Clarke, Senior Counsel, Baker & Partners (UK) In an asset recovery case, it’s very important to identify the right tools to use; consider the restraints that may be placed on their use; and, manage the associated risks. On any fraud investigation, forensic accountants will seek access to a large pool of relevant proprietary information; while the domain of corporate intelligence professionals, is to gather all the pertinent information which lies outside the premises of the company and its closest advisers. More importantly, the ability of corporate intelligence specialists to quickly identify and retrieve reliable evidence scattered outside the company is both an important and necessary skill, and often serves to inject crucial momentum into the early stages of an investigation. Knowing that, it is critical to identify and implement the most effective tools and skills that are used to gather information in asset recovery cases, such as: • The ability to identify and retrieve information from a wide array of sources which may be spread across numerous jurisdictions — and in different languages • Being adept at analyzing, interpreting and contextualizing such information before pinpointing its relevance to the matters at hand • Knowing how to develop recruiting sources, sting operations, open source desktop inquiries, and bank account information procurement • Covert human intelligence gathering; and covert intelligence gathering by electronic means • Understanding how to utilize political advocacy in rule of law challenged jurisdictions 14:30

Networking Luncheon

15:45

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Head off to Chamonix for what now is a traditional, fun filled après-conference skiing weekend. It is approximately 45 min to an hour away. There is no conference hotel as such, but provided you book early there is always good availability at the Mercure Chamonix Les Bossons Hotel. For those who plan on attending, please email Leonie Stevens (lstevens@petersandpeters.com) as soon as possible. ALL ARE WELCOME – whether skiers or not - as the weekend is a great way to continue the bonhomie of the Geneva event. Wonderful dinners in Chamonix on both Friday (Satsuki) and Saturday night (Le CapHorn) are must attend events – albeit optional!

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