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.

Pieter-Jan Serreyn
This session brings together experts from around the DACH region to unpack how geopolitical changes are reshapinginvestigative landscapes in the DACH region.
Through practical insights and case-driven discussion, the panel will explore how organizations can anticipate risks, adapt strategies, and ensure integrity while operating under geopolitical uncertainty.

Karin de Witt

Steve Young

Whitney Potts

Roi Lavi
With more than two decades of experience in the intelligence and financial sectors, Roi has been developing and expanding Sqope’s business in continental Europe since 2014, including directly managing some of its largest markets and key accounts. Based in Geneva, he works directly with over 50 banks, financial intermediaries, and other companies to help them meet their AML/KYC and ESG requirements.
Prior to joining Sqope, Roi, who is also a certified attorney, worked in the legal field at leading firms, including the risk and compliance department of one of the “Big 4”. In addition to his LL.B and B.A. degrees, he graduated with distinction from the University of Geneva with an Executive MBA.
The U.S. Department of Justice continues to sharpen its enforcement approach to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), raising the bar for corporate compliance
programs, internal investigations, and cooperationexpectations.
This session will unpack the DOJ’s updated enforcement guidelines and priorities, offering practical guidance for legal and compliance leaders tasked with managing
corruption risk across global operations.

Kees van Ophem

Helen Aldridge

