Banks’ role in preventing online child sexual exploitation
In this episode of A Few Thoughtful People, Jonathan Bell sits down with Karen Arrabal, the Senior Financial Crimes Director at Fifth Third Bank. Together, they delve into the crucial topic of uncovering the digital footprints of criminals involved in the heinous act of child sexual exploitation.
Additionally, they explore the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on this disturbing criminal field and shed light on how financial institutions can play a more active role in assisting law enforcement to effectively combat these crimes. Get ready for an insightful and thought-provoking conversation.
If you have enjoyed this discussion, please show your support by following us on your chosen audio platform. We also encourage you to join the discussion on our LinkedIn RedFlag Accelerator page.
Share this post
You may also like
Like Meta, banks are responsible for online child sexual exploitation
The labor trafficking blueprint
How do commercial-front brothels work?
Sex traffickers use legal businesses that outwardly claim to offer...
What will 2024 hold for financial institutions?
Human trafficking detection: Putting theory into practice
Pig butchering: when human trafficking and online scams collide
Why do we need persona-based solutions to detect crime?
Human Trafficking: Persona-based Typologies and Methodology
Slavery in a Modern World: The Jeffrey Epstein Victims