Recovering ‘dirty money’: Intelligence sharing is key, says former Europol Director

29th May 2018Tina Orr Munro - Contributing Editor, Policing Insight

As Rob Wainwright leaves his post as director of Europol to take up a new role with Deloitte, he tells Policing Insight how better intelligence sharing has changed the face of cross- border counter-terror and child sexual exploitation investigations and how it could do the same for financial crime.

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Recovering ‘dirty money’: Intelligence sharing is key, says former Europol Director

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