| Date: | Thursday 16th May 2019 |
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| Time: | 18:00 |
| Venue: | 5 St Andrew's Hill |
| Speakers: | Vijay Rathour, Sarah Wood, David Stern |
| CPD Points: | 2 |
| Cost: | *Please note this event is now full* |
*Please note this event is now full. Unfortunately, we cannot accept any new reservations to attend this event.*
5 St Andrew's Hill invites you to attend our seminar on the challenges and opportunities involved in tracing crypto assets and the legal and practical consequences of doing so for both law enforcement agencies and defendants.
The event will be presented by:
- Vijay Rathour: Head of the Digital Forensics Group of Grant Thornton.
- Sarah Wood: Barrister at 5SAH.
- David Stern: Seminar chair & barrister at 5SAH.
Registration at 17:45. Start time 18:00. Drinks and nibbles to follow the event.
*Please note this event is now full. Unfortunately, we cannot accept any new reservations to attend this event.*
Vijay is a qualified solicitor, former barrister, and ethical hacker. He has advised on many large and complex investigations with a focus on Financial Crime. He has worked for the FSA in the Financial Crime enforcement team, before moving on to lead the Digital Forensic Investigation team for a cyber boutique. At Grant Thornton he leads the Cyber Investigation team, running a 24/7 Security Operation Centre, managing cyber security for our clients, and responding to and investigating data breaches. He is also an expert on crypto-currency forensics and litigation and investigation technologies.
Sarah is Joint Head of the Business Crime Team at 5 St Andrew’s Hill. She is an experienced and highly accomplished barrister who specialises in criminal and family matters involving high-value assets and complex financial arrangements. Sarah has a loyal following of leading solicitors and is regularly instructed to defend in cases brought by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Specialist Fraud Division. She is renowned for her ability to master substantial and multifaceted issues.
David has a wealth of experience in business crime, commercial insurance and financial regulation. He is ranked in Chambers & Partners as a leader in the field of Financial Crime (London) as well as the Legal 500 for Business and Regulatory Crime (including Global investigations) (London).