Clue to attend Counter Fraud Conference 2023

Clue Software is attending the Counter Fraud Conference 2023. 

Hosted at QEII Centre London on 22nd February, the event brings together 350+ counter fraud professionals from across the public sector to network, collaborate and learn.  

Staying at the Forefront of Counter Fraud Evolution is the theme for the upcoming event.  

Clue will contribute to an agenda that embraces the power of collaboration, digital technologies and data-driven decision making to strengthen the UK’s resilience to fraud. 

Hear from our Head of Policing & Government

Clue’s newly appointed Head of Policing & Government and former National Crime Agency Deputy Director of Investigations, Matt Horne will lead an insightful and actionable fireside chat with a leading counter fraud authority.   

“I am very much looking forward to leading Clue’s contribution to the Counter Fraud Conference in 2023 – an important event in the calendar of professionals in counter fraud and economic crime in the UK,” said Matt.  

“In the face of a fast-evolving and increasingly complex threat, it is critical that counter fraud professionals gather as a unified community to share learnings, challenges, best practice and advice.” 

Clue CCO Thomas Drohan on site at the Counter Fraud Conference 2022. Source: GovNet Exhibitions

Navigating the path to prevention

At last year’s Counter Fraud Conference, Clue hosted a panel session chaired by Ian Dyson QPM, Former City of London Police Commissioner.  

Joined by counter fraud experts from the NHS Counter Fraud Authority, British Council, and Department for Education, the panel reflected on results from Clue’s survey of counter fraud departments across the public sector.  

We published insights from this survey in our report, Counter Fraud: Navigating the Path to Prevention, which highlights five key challenges facing counter fraud teams, and charts progress towards preventative strategies.  

Learn more about how Clue supports law enforcement agencies, corporations, and public sector organisations detect and prevent economic crime.