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Seize: London 2025

11 June 2025
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Nine Elms, London
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Past
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In-Person Only

Seize: London 2025 returned on the 11th June to unite decision-makers from government and law enforcement agencies, alongside key private sector representatives, to explore the evolving challenges and opportunities in asset recovery. 

 
11 June 2025
 
Nine Elms, London
 
Past
In-Person Only

This event is primarily designed for public sector professionals and select guests. By registering your interest, you’ll be added to our review list. Confirmed attendees will be contacted directly.

Attendance is free of charge; however, participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation.

The first and only seized asset conference in the world is back.

Seize: London 2025 returned on the 11th June 2025 to unite decision-makers from government and law enforcement agencies, alongside key private sector representatives, to explore the evolving challenges and opportunities in asset recovery.

This in-person event offered a unique chance to network with investigators, prosecutors, asset managers, and other practitioners driving the future of this critical field. Attendees benefited from engaging discussions, insightful panels, and the chance to connect with industry leaders and peers in an intimate, focused setting.

 
Speakers
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Adrian Foster
Chief Crown Prosecutor at the Crown Prosecution Service Proceeds of Crime Division
Adrian Morris
Associate Director of Digital Asset Recovery, Grant Thornton UK, former Tech-enabled Money Laundering Threat Lead for HM Revenue and Customs and former Security and Protection Policy Lead for the Northern Ireland Office
Caroline Malcolm
Policy & Practice Visitor at the Institute for Ethics in AI - Oxford University, former VP Global Public Policy at Chainalysis, former Member of the Ransomware Task Force at the Institute for Security and Technology and former Head of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's Global Blockchain Policy Centre
Chrissy Hill
Chief Legal and Risk Officer, overseeing legal, regulatory, and risk matters. Former Director of Compliance at Barclays Capital and Chief Legal Officer at Parity Technologies.
Dr. Max Bernt
Global Head of Regulatory Affairs & Managing Director, Europe at Taxbit
Ian Dyson
Former Commissioner of City of London Police, and National Policing Lead on Fraud and Cyber Crime
James Clark
GTM Launch EMEA & MENA at Kodex
Joe Nahal-Macdonald
Senior Associate at Edmonds Marshall McMahon, Deputy District Judge for the Ministry of Justice UK, Specialist Prosecutor at the Crown Prosecution Service (Career break) and Expert in Mutual Legal Assistance and Asset Recovery for the Council of Europe
Kevin Newe
Assistant Director - Illicit Finance Threat Lead at HM Revenue and Customs and former Proceeds of Crime Policy Lead at Serious Organised Crime Agency
Kris Doucette
CEO at Applied Technology Solutions, former Director of National Security Solutions at Chainalysis and former Senior Analyst for the U.S. Department of Treasury
Maria Nizzero
Principal for Sanctions at UK Finance and former Research Fellow at the Centre for Finance and Security at the Royal United Services Institute
Martin Peters
Head of the Asset Management Office (AMO) for Policing, City of London Police, UK
Richard Bagworth
T/Detective Sergeant, Crypto Assets Recovery Team (CART), Eastern Region Special Operations Unit (ERSOU), Eastern ROCU
Tara Annison
Head of Product at Twinstake and former Head of Technical Crypto Advisory / Head of Education (Product) at Elliptic
Val Harkless
Forensic Blockchain Consultant at Entellint Consulting, Senior Fraud Analyst at Chenega Corporation and former Forfeiture and Seizure Analyst at the FBI