Olivia Kearney

Associate Fellow

Biography

Olivia is the Head of Insights and Partnerships at Plenitude. She leverages the firm's financial crime and compliance (FCC) expertise to drive strategic engagements, content development, and new business opportunities. She works to stay on top of the key industry insights and trends, aligning Plenitude's internal expertise with the rapidly evolving FCC landscape.

She was previously the Community Engagement Officer for CFCS and Project CRAAFT (Collaboration, Research and Analysis Against Financing of Terrorism), a project funded by the European Union. In this role she built and engaged a network to promote cross-border connectivity and greater counter terrorist financing (CTF) capacity across the EU and its neighbourhood. Olivia's work also included involvement in TARIF (Taskforce on a Transatlantic Response to Illicit Finance) as well as research on threat financing.

She holds an MA in Criminal Justice from Leiden University in the Netherlands and a BSc in Economics from Rhodes College in Tennessee. 
 

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What to Watch for in Financial Crime in 2022 | CFCS's Olivia Kearney

Transatlantic Response to Illicit Finance Taskforce Member

Thoughts on the Taskforce:

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This Taskforce provides a prime opportunity to not only formulate Trans-Atlantic initiatives to strengthen global democracy, but to also bring together a group of individuals who can use these ideas on a realistic level to drive actionable and sustainable outcomes in the fight against illicit finance.

Olivia Kearney

Associate Fellow

Projects


Taskforce on a Transatlantic Response to Illicit Finance

TARIF aimed to strengthen global democracy by identifying viable ways in which the UK and US can combine efforts in tackling illicit finance.

Project CRAAFT

Project CRAAFT is an academic research and community-building initiative designed to build stronger, more coordinated counter terrorist financing (CTF) capacity across the EU and in its neighbourhood

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