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

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.