Other Events

These events are arranged by other organisations. There may be a cost to MFF members to attend. If you are interested in attending please use the link provided to contact the organisation direct.


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15th International Counter Fraud, Cybercrime and Forensic Accounting Conference

17-18 June 2026
Richmond Building, University of Portsmouth and online

The 15th International Counter Fraud, Cybercrime and Forensic Accounting conference will be hosted by the Centre for Cybercrime and Economic Crime at the University of Portsmouth on Wednesday 17 and Thursday 18 June 2026.

This year's conference will welcome more than 70 international experts sharing research and real-world insight across a diverse programme that reflects the interdisciplinary nature of contemporary fraud, forensic accounting and cybercrime scholarship. Themed panels will explore:

  • Financial crime, illicit finance and forensic accounting
  • Fraud techniques, victimisation and harm
  • Cyber-enabled economic crime and global legal responses
  • Trafficking, exploitation and organised crime in digital contexts
  • AI-driven deception, risk management and emerging technologies
  • Language, communication and behavioural dimensions of fraud
  • Extremism, radicalisation and online harms

Together, these sessions offer an opportunity to exchange insight, explore innovative approaches share practical research relevant to academics, practitioners and policymakers working across cybercrime, economic crime and forensic accounting.

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International Society of Economic Criminology Annual Conference

Kingston University, London - 7 September 2026

The International Society of Economic Criminology is hosting its second annual conference on 7 September 2026 at Kingston University, London, bringing together leaders from law enforcements, government, industry, civil society and academia to exchange knowledge, share best practice and develop cross-sector solutions to emerging economic crime challenges.

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ACFE UK Chapter

This year’s ACFE UK Annual Conference brings together another strong speaker line‑up - experts, innovators, and practitioners who are shaping the future of fraud prevention and investigation. The full agenda is now live at Events – ACFE UK Chapter and it’s packed with sessions designed to deliver practical, workplace‑ready insights you can apply immediately.

Created by Fraud Examiners for Fraud Examiners, the ACFE UK conference focuses on real‑world challenges, emerging threats, and proven techniques from leaders across the anti‑fraud community. You’ll leave with new knowledge, new tools, and new perspectives to strengthen your workplace skills. 

And of course, they round off the day with a signature networking drinks reception—a relaxed, friendly space to meet fellow members, share experiences, and build new professional connections. In the ACFE community, they truly believe that there are no strangers—only friends who haven’t yet met.

The conference is sponsored by Digilog and takes place on 24 September 2026 at 1 America Square, EC3.

Secure your place today and take advantage of the 12.5% early‑bird discount.

Book now as places are limited Bookwhen Event website page


Fraud risk in SMEs WorkshopAston University - Birmingham logo

13th October 2026 - John Cadbury HouseAston UniversityBirminghamB4 6QD

A useful upcoming session from Aston Business School focused on a critical area: fraud risk in SMEs.

This interactive workshop is designed to give participants practical tools, real-world insights and strategies to identify, prevent and respond to fraud.

Fraud is a growing risk for SMEs, yet many organisations lack the tools and confidence to recognise and prevent it effectively.

This interactive, face-to-face workshop will equip you with practical strategies, real-world insights, and take-away tools to help protect your business.

For Midlands Fraud Forum members, this is a hands-on, practitioner-led learning to strengthen our regional resilience particularly given the evolving fraud landscape we’re seeing.

It is always good to see strong links between academia and practice in tackling fraud risk. This workshop is delivered by Dr Rasha Kassem PhD, CFE, SFHEA, CMBE and the  Fraud Research Group (FRG) at Aston University

Register for the workshop here:https://lnkd.in/ezVGKtq2

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