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CONFERENCE THEME

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development can only be achieved when the right conditions are in place. The journey towards attaining sustainable development goals can be derailed when there is threat to the rule of law, and good governance practices. Therefore, reducing the potential for financial crime is crucial for ensuring stable conditions which are needed to secure the goals of the 2030 Agenda. Given the links between the threat of corruption, the lack of transparency in governance, and economic disparities, a systematic approach is required. We invite conference delegates to deliberate on the importance of financial transparency as it relates to the various SDGs.

Advisor
 
 PROF. DR. JAMALIAH SAID
Accounting Research Institute (ARI)
Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM),
Malaysia

Chairperson

PROF. DR. ROB McCUSKER
Transnational Crime Director,
Global Risk Alliance Ltd.
United Kingdom

Co-Chairperson
 
ASSOC. PROF. DATIN DR. NORAZIDA MOHAMED
Communications Department
Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM),
Malaysia

Winners (Virtual Session)

Keynote Address and Opening

 

YBHG. TAN SRI DATO’ SRI HAJI AZAM BAKI

Chief Commissioner
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission
(MACC)

Special Guest

 

YBHG. PROF. DATUK Ts. DR. HAJAH ROZIAH JANOR

Vice Chancellor
Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)
Malaysia

GUEST SPEAKERS


 

PROF. DR. ROB McCUSKER

Transnational Crime Director
Global Risk Alliance Ltd.
United Kingdom


 

PROF. JOHN BLENKINSOPP

Professor
Newscastle Business School
Northumbria University


 

PROF. DR. FARID A. SOBHANI

Professor
School of Business & Economics
United International University
Bangladesh


 

DR. AKINSEYE OLATOKUNBO ALUKO

Deputy Course Leader in Oil &
Gas Management
University of East London



DR. HENDRA SUSANTO

Audit Board Member
Republic of Indonesia


 

DR. PETER STIERNSTEDT

School of Human and
Social Science
University of West London


 

DR. MORRISON HANDLEY-SCHACHLER

Edinburgh Napier University
United Kingdom

OBJECTIVES

This conference aims to create awareness and interest on topics relating to economics, financial criminology and sustainable development goals. It is also hoped that the conference serves to provide delegates with opportunities to enhance their knowledge and skills as they relate to the investigation of fraud and forensic accounting.

CONFERENCE OUTCOMES

  • Gain insights from experienced practitioners on the latest developments and challenges as they relate to financial criminology
  • Develop the capacity to match theories and methodologies to practical applications in the global fight against financial crime
  • Gain knowledge about best practices and use of new surveillance techniques for the effective prevention of fraud
  • Expand personal networks for collaboration and the promotion of inter-disciplinary research

CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

Papers submitted can focus on theoretical, practical and legal perspectives, in the context of the public and private sectors, and as they relate to one of more of the following conference sub-themes:

  • Sustainable Development Goals
  • Financial Criminology
  • Forensic Accounting
  • Accounting and Auditing
  • Audit and Investigation of Financial Crimes
  • Computer Forensic and Cyber Crimes
  • Corporate Risks and Corporate Governance
  • Criminal Justice Issues
  • Strategic Management
  • Ethics
  • IT Related Fraud and IT Issues
  • Money Laundering and Terrorism
  • Financial Industry Issues
  • Occupational Crime and Prevention
  • Organized Trans-National Crimes
  • Fraud within Government Linked Companies
  • Governance

PUBLICATION OPPORTUNITIES

Full papers are required if the participants are interested in the following publication opportunities:
 
1. Selected empirical papers will be considered for publication in the following ISI / SCOPUS indexed journals:
  • Management and Accounting Review (SCOPUS / ERA / ABDC)
  • Asia-Pacific Management Accounting Journal (ERA / ABDC / ESCI)
2. Accepted concept papers will be considered for publication in the conference proceeding.

Papers for the above publications are subject to peer review process and additional fee will apply for publication of accepted papers in indexed journals.
    Contact Us    

 

ASSOC. PROF. DATIN DR. NORAZIDA MOHAMED
azida767@uitm.edu.my

ASSOC. PROF. DR NOR FARIZAL MOHAMED
norfa783@uitm.edu.my

DR. MORRISON HANDLEY-SCHACHLER
M.Handley-Schachler@napier.ac.uk