What the Panama Papers taught us about grand corruption and what next?

Timed to coincide with the one-year anniversary of the Panama Papers leaks, this event will convene a range of journalist, data/tech and civil society actors to share research and findings released in the year since the leaks, share plans and brainstorm collective actions to make progress.

Programme:

8:30 REGISTRATION

9:00 INTRODUCTION, by Gerard Ryle, Director, International Consortium of Investigative Journalists

9:15 – 10:45 MIDDLEMEN,MANSIONS & MASERATIS - David Pegg, The Guardian, chairs a session on new research and tools in the aftermath of the Panama Papers’ leaks

Drew Sullivan, OCCRP on brand new leaks
Max Heywood, Transparency International on brand new research on money laundering through luxury goods
Zosia Sztykowski, OpenOwnership on new tools
Rachel Davies, Transparency International UK on property
Oliver Bullough, journalist on getting the money back

10:45 – 11:15 COFFEE & NETWORKING

11:15 – 1:15 PITCHES AND PLANS - Short, sharp pitches of future plans, followed by two 30-minute break-out groups to source collaboration and brainstorm next steps

Naomi Hirst, Global Witness on golden visas
Nick Mathiason, Finance Uncovered on tax disclosure
May Miller-Dawkins, B Team on Ownership Transparency
Robert Palmer, Open Data Charter on what next
Emma Prest and Rishi Kumar, Datakind on data science in investigations
Alix Dunn, The Engine Room on support for making the right data/tech choices in projects

1:15 – 1:30 WRAP-UP

1:30 -2pm LUNCH

For further enquiries, please contact Maggie Murphy mmurphy@transparency.org

Note that due to its popularity this event is now sold out for the public. Please register and we will put you on the waiting list.

One Year On - What the Panama Papers taught us and what next?