Financial Crime and Fraud Risk
The Global Risks Alliance (GRA)
The mission themes Financial Crime and Fraud Risk brings to the annual Nexus Universe programme, governed by The Global Risks Forum, with its own website at universe.nexus.
Testing in Nexus Universe is how Financial Crime and Fraud Risk brings work to the annual programme governed by The Global Risks Forum, with its own site at universe.nexus. Its proposed mission theme is cyber-enabled fraud wave. Selected work is tested under controlled conditions, reviewed and published with its limits; a theme is a proposal, not a confirmed exercise.
Fig.A programme from scoping to the owner's decision. Design, not a record.
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Proposed for controlled testing in the annual programme; a theme is not a confirmed exercise.
| Exercise | Injects designed by Financial Crime and Fraud Risk |
|---|---|
| Cyber-enabled fraud wave | cash transfers draw mules, a synthetic-voice scam wave and trade document fraud |
Nexus Universe is governed by GRF; see exercises and learning. Financial Crime and Fraud Risk injects use synthetic values.
Financial Crime and Fraud Risk exercises test financial crime under stress, with decisions left to the participants who hold them, such as consumer protection researchers.
Selected work is tested under controlled conditions, reviewed and then published with its limits. Results that pass go to Nexus Reports. The planned stand-down of each edition keeps review, reconciliation and corrections going after the event.
Each term as this page uses it. Where a standard-setting body defines the term, the wording follows that body.
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Mission theme | A subject a platform proposes for controlled testing in the annual Nexus Universe programme; a theme is a proposal until the programme confirms an exercise. |
| Simulation exercise | A practice, training or evaluation activity in which an emergency is described or simulated and participants respond as they would in reality, so that plans and capacities can be tested, as WHO's exercise manual describes. |
| Tabletop exercise | A discussion-based exercise in which participants talk through decisions in response to a scenario. |
| After-action review | A structured discussion after an activity of what was planned, what happened, why, and what to change. |
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