Entries by IYE Global

Terrorism financing in Africa

Terrorism financing in Africa is a significant challenge that has evolved over the years, fuelled by various factors such as organised crime, corruption, unregulated economies, and weak state institutions. Key terrorist organisations operating in Africa, like Boko Haram, Al-Shabaab, and affiliates of Al-Qaeda and ISIS, have been able to sustain and expand their operations largely […]

Money laundering in Africa through cryptocurrency

Money laundering in Africa through cryptocurrency is an emerging concern, as the continent sees increasing adoption of digital currencies. Cryptocurrencies, due to their decentralised and often anonymous nature, offer potential avenues for laundering illicit funds, including proceeds from corruption, fraud, terrorism financing, and organised crime. Africa’s rapid embrace of digital finance, coupled with weak regulatory […]

IYE Global and Rexxfield announce partnership to combat financial crime.

IYE Global and Rexxfield are pleased to announce they have entered into a strategic partnership, combining IYE’s industry leading investigation resources with Rexxfield’s world class transaction analysis capabilities. The IYE Global-Rexxfield partnership brings together deep skills across investigation strategy, process, and technology, to solve highly complex financial crimes.

Coming in from the cold

An update from IYE Global As per our remit, for decades, we have operated discreetly, working diligently under the radar to protect our team members’ identities as we engaged in the fight against sophisticated criminal activities. Our commitment to anonymity was crucial in ensuring the safety and effectiveness of our operations.

Pension scams – the cruelest crime

Ruthless fraudsters may have plundered as much as £14.6 billion from the nations pension savings, new figures reveal. The shocking statistics from the pension industry show the scale of the crime has been grossly underestimated. Official police fraud report figures had previously shown that just £31 million had been lost due to pension scammers since […]