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Entry to the 2022 TECAs is open and all those working in the economic crime sector are encouraged to nominate those who have made a significant contribution in tackling all areas of crime, such as fraud, corporate espionage, money laundering, bribery and corruption. The TECAs are free to enter and recognise individuals, teams, initiatives,...

The winners of the third edition of the Tackling Economic Crime Awards (TECAs) were announced on Monday 6th December at a virtual awards show where representatives from across the financial crime sector tuned in live to celebrate the outstanding achievements of all the finalists and winners. Founder of the TECAs, Professor Martin Gill hosted...

Good luck to everyone who has entered this year. The nominations are on their way to the judges for marking and the finalists will be announced in September....

Entry to the 2021 TECAs is open and all those working in the economic crime sector are encouraged to nominate those who have made a significant contribution in tackling all areas of crime, such as fraud, corporate espionage, money laundering, bribery and corruption. The TECAs are free to enter and recognise individuals, teams, initiatives,...

The winners of the second edition of the Tackling Economic Crime Awards (TECAs) were announced on Wednesday 9th December at a virtual awards show where representatives from across the financial crime sector tuned in live to celebrate the outstanding achievements of all the finalists and winners. The winners were selected by an esteemed panel...

Recognising the outstanding contribution in tackling all areas of economic crime, the Awards showcase the very best organisations, teams, individuals and initiatives that the sector has to offer and acknowledges their considerable achievements. Professor Martin Gill, founder of the TECAs said: “Building on the success of the 2019 inaugural TECAs, we are delighted with...

The nomination deadline for the 2020 Tackling Economic Crime Awards (TECAs) draws ever closer with just over two weeks left to enter. The deadline for entries is 0900 am (UK) on Tuesday 1st September: submit your nominations and be in with a chance of being named the best in your field of expertise and receive recognition...

Entry to the 2020 TECAs is open and all those working in the economic crime sector are encouraged to nominate those who have made a significant contribution in tackling all areas of crime, such as fraud, corporate espionage, money laundering, bribery and corruption. The awards are free to enter and recognise individuals, teams, initiatives,...

The OSPAs, Perpetuity Research and TECAs are to run a series of free Thought Leadership webinars to address current security issues following the coronavirus pandemic. A number or world-renowned speakers will come together to debate issues affecting the security industry in a series of sessions due to take place over the coming weeks. Click...