When allegations of economic crime surface, organisations are often judged before the facts are fully known, with legal, reputational, and regulatory risks escalating in parallel. General Counsel must make highstakes decisions under intense pressure, balancing disclosure obligations, board expectations, and external scrutiny in real time. With a cross-sector group of expert senior in-house leaders, this session explores how companies navigate these moments to contain risk, preserve credibility, and prevent allegations from
becoming full-scale crises.
Emmanuel Saurat
Raimund Roehrich
Raimund Röhrich, Global Head Financial Crime Compliance at Bank Julius Baer & Co. Ltd. Raimund has previously held various roles in Legal & Compliance in-house and in private practice, including at Clifford Chance and UBS AG. He has extensive experience across all areas of Financial Crime, having spent many years as a litigator as well as conducting internal investigations and reviewing and building Compliance Management Systems. His in-house roles included Compliance, Litigation, Investigation and Corporate Governance. He holds a teaching assignment at Steinbeis-University Berlin and is a regular lecturer at the University of St. Gallen.