Fraud costs the UK billions of pounds per year and is now
believed to account for 40% of all crime committed in
the jurisdiction. With only finite public resources available to
tackle this economic pandemic, it is becoming more vital than
ever that business and industry - which are often at the front
line in dealing with the risks posed by fraud - are equipped to
tackle this problem head on and to protect and preserve
their legitimate interests.

The South West Fraud Forum (SWFF) has been
set up with the aim of increasing the resilience of
regional organisations – in both the private and
public sector - to the threats posed by fraud.
Run as a collaboration between professional
advisors, industry members, the Police and
other governmental agencies, the objective
of the Forum is simple: to promote fraud
awareness, to allow members to understand
how best to mitigate against the risks involved,
and to increase knowledge of how to respond
effectively to fraud if and when it occurs.

What are the benefits
of membership?
By becoming a member of the SWFF you will:
• Receive regular updates on key developments
and trends affecting your day-to-day business.
• Be able to share, benchmark and explore
experiences and ideas with people from within
your own sector and outside, who have the
same concerns and problems as you.
• Benefit from great networking opportunities
at our events.
• Gain access to the members’ section of
our website, where you will find speakers’
presentations from our events, a list of
members’ contact details, a members’
discussion forum - and more!

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South West Fraud Forum's headquarters in Bristol, United Kingdom

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