International Fraud Prevention Conference - Fighting Fraud through Technology & Collaboration. A multi-sectoral model to combat fraud.

International Fraud Prevention Conference 2020

Fighting Fraud through Technology & Collaboration

A multi-sectoral model to combat fraud

Fraud and economic crime is not only the last great unreduced business cost but it now poses one of the biggest challenges facing the global economy costing over €4 trillion annually, or the equivalent to the combined GDP of the UK and Italy. Following on the success of the inaugural International Fraud Prevention Conference (IFPC) in May 2019 the second annual IFPC takes place in the world renowned Croke Park stadium, Dublin on March 11, 2020.

This event is the ONLY conference where fraud, cyber crime and economic crime in all their guises are comprehensively covered by bringing together the top international experts to inform the anti-fraud communities from the public and private sectors. The conference is aimed at policy makers and C-suite executives from banking, insurance, government, technology, services, utilities and law enforcement.

IFPC 2020 offers an unparalleled opportunity to gain the knowledge, resources and connections required to step up in the fight against fraud. Sessions and speakers are being added daily.

“Tackling and preventing fraud is of crucial importance to the State and to the wider international community. I strongly support the emphasis that this conference places on the need for collaboration and cooperation between agencies and organisations as a means of combating fraud.”
- Charlie Flanagan, Minister for Justice and Law Reform.

“Financial crime is a trillion dollar stay awake issue.”
- Deirdre Carwood, Forensic Partner, Deloitte.

“The answer to this is sitting in this room, it’s going to be working together, it’s going to be the networking.”
- Dermot F. Shea, Chief of Detectives, NYPD.

The International Fraud Prevention Conference 2020 brings together the international and local experts to discover solutions to the complex problem of fraud and cybercrime through technology, collaboration and insights.

Directions from City Centre

Directions By Car

From outside Trinity College head south east on R138 and continue to the end of Nassau Street. At the traffic lights turn right onto Clare Street following the signposts for the R118. Follow the R118 (also known as Mount Street which becomes Merrion Road) for approximately 2km. The RDS Main Complex will be situated on the right hand side in Ballsbridge. To go to the Simmonscourt Complex continue along the Merrion Road and at the next crossroads turn right onto Simmonscourt Road. The RDS Simmonscourt Complex is situated on the left hand side after the two office buildings.

Directions By Bus

The RDS is serviced by several bus routes nationally (see Bus Éireann) and locally by Dublin Bus. The direct Dublin Bus routes to RDS Ballsbridge from Nassau Street outside Trinity College:

There are also multiple routes serviced to and from the nearby Donnybrook Road, Bus Garage on the N11 which is only 10 minutes walking distance from the RDS. They are 46a, 145, 32x, 39a, 41x, 7b, 51x, 66x and 67x For more information on local Dublin Bus routes visit Dublin Bus or call +353 (0)1 873 4222.

Directions By Local Train

Dublin DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transport)

The DART service operates from the City Centre to Ballsbridge. Lansdowne Station and Sandymount Station are approximately a 5 minute walk from the RDS. Directions from Sandymount Station: Follow the exit signs and turn right onto Sandymount Avenue. Continue until you reach the traffic lights - the Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge will be directly in front of you. For the Main Complex, Halls 1-7, turn right onto Merrion Road and the entrance will be on your left. For the Simmonscourt Complex, Hall 8, continue straight ahead from the crossroads, passing the Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge on your left. The Simmonscourt Complex is on the left hand side of the road.

Irish Rail - Iarnród Éireann

InterCity Rail services run from 2 different Dublin stations: Heuston Station and Connolly Station. Heuston Station has trains to and from to Ballina, Westport, Galway, Limerick, Tralee, Cork, Waterford, Portlaoise and Kildare. Connolly Station has trains to/from Belfast, Sligo, Dundalk, Kildare, Longford and Rosslare Europort. The Luas Red Line links the two stations door to door. The RDS is linked to the train stations by the Dart at Connolly Station. Connolly Station also has bus connections, DART and LUAS terminals.

LUAS - Dublin Light Rail

There is no direct route from the LUAS to the RDS. However, the LUAS connects at Connolly Station to the DART system that passes by the RDS. The LUAS stop at Dawson Street would be approximately a 30 minute walk from the RDS.

Directions from Dublin Port (City Centre)

Dublin Port is on the north of the city approximately ten minutes drive from the RDS.

Directions by Car

Follow the signs for the Port exit, all routes along Tolka Quay Road Junction with R131
Turn left at the traffic signals, taking R131 signposted City Centre
At the roundabout follow the sign posts to Dun Laoghaire via Toll Bridge and cross the River Liffey (East Link Toll Bridge - car charge €1.40)
Take Junction 80 (Dublin Outer Orbital Route)
At the roundabout take the 3rd exit signposted N11, N81
Take Irishtown (Junction 81)
Turn right then, at the traffic lights turn left into Londonbridge Road R111 signposted N11, N81
Take Junction 51 (R815)
At the traffic lights turn left onto R815 signposted Ballsbridge
Proceed through the next traffic lights, the RDS Main Complex is situated on your right

Directions from Dublin Airport

Dublin Airport is a dual terminal international airport conveniently located approximately 10km north of Dublin City Centre, near the M50 and M1 motorways. Serviced by direct routes to/from Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia, Canada and North America with US Pre-clearance at the airport. There are public transport links to/from the airport by bus and taxi. Taxis are readily available for hire outside the airport. For your journey to the RDS, the Aircoach bus stops directly outside the grounds. For information on Dublin Airport flight routes or for arrivals and departures visit Dublin Airport Flight Information
Distance: 16 kilometres

By Car

Leave the Airport and follow the Way Out signs until you reach a signalled roundabout
At the roundabout take the 2nd exit signposted Dublin to join Motorway M1 Airport Interchange
Junction3 (M50): follow signpost towards City Centre
End of the Motorway, follow the N1
At the junction with Griffith Avenue turn left at traffic lights R102 signposted Malahide, Howth
Junction with R107, at the traffic lights turn right R107 (Malahide Road)
At the T Junction turn right R105
At traffic lights turn left R131 signposted Dublin Port, Dun Laoghaire (East Wall Road)
At the junction with Alfie Byrne Road continue straight through the traffic lights
At the junction for Dublin Port turn right at the traffic lights (R!31)
Passing The 3 Arena (J79) at the roundabout follow the signposts for Dun Laoghaire Via Toll Bridge and proceed across the River Liffey
Go through the East Link Toll Bridge (car €1.40)
Junction 80 (Dublin Outer Orbital Route)
At the roundabout take the third exit signposted N11, N81 Irishtown (Junction 81)
Turn right then and turn immediately left at the traffic signals into Londonbridge Road R111 (Signposted N11, N81) Junction 51 (R815) at traffic signals turn left R815, signposted Ballsbridge
Proceed through the next traffic lights and the RDS is situated on your right

By Taxi

Taxis are available at the Taxi rank outside Arrivals. Expect to pay between €30 and €40 to get to the RDS.

Public Transport to/from Dublin Airport

The RDS is serviced by the Aircoach (Route 702) that brings customers directly to and from Dublin airport. Aircoach stops are located on Merrion Road in front of the RDS main complex entrance. Aircoach Bookings for people with disabilities must be made in advance. For more information on timetables visit aircoach or call +353 (0)1 844 7118.

Directions from Local Train Stations

From Main InterCity Rail Services

There are two main train stations in Dublin, Connolly and Heuston, and these are linked together by LUAS and bus services:

Heuston Station has trains to and from to Ballina, Westport, Galway, Limerick, Tralee, Cork, Waterford, Portlaoise and Kildare
Connolly Station has trains to/from Belfast, Sligo, Dundalk, Kildare, Longford and Rosslare Europort

The RDS is linked to the train stations by the DART at Connolly Station. Connolly Station also has bus connections, DART and LUAS terminals. Connolly Station is linked by the DART service to Lansdowne Station and Sandymount Station both of which are approximately a 5 minute walk from the RDS.

From Local Train Lines (DART Service)

The DART line is located in close proximity to the RDS. The closest DART station to the RDS is Sandymount station. Directions on foot from the Sandymount Dart Station:

Follow the Exit signs and turn right onto Sandymount Avenue
Continue until you reach the traffic lights (the Clayton Hotel and the InterContinental Hotel will be directly in front of you)
For the RDS Main Complex turn right onto Merrion Road and the Main Complex is situated on the left hand side (Merrion Road)
For the Simmonscourt Complex continue straight ahead at the crossroads for 280m, passing The Clayton Hotel on your left. The Simmonscourt Complex is on the left hand side after the office buildings

LUAS - Dublin Light Rail

There is no direct route by the LUAS to the RDS. However, the LUAS connects to the DART system that passes by the RDS at Connolly Station. Trinity College or Dawson Street LUAS stops are approximately a 30 minute walk from the RDS.

International Fraud Prevention Conference 2020

Fighting Fraud through Technology & Collaboration

A multi-sectoral model to combat fraud

Schedule

International Fraud Prevention Conference - May 17th 2019

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International Fraud Prevention Conference 2020

Fighting Fraud through Technology & Collaboration

A multi-sectoral model to combat fraud

Schedule

International Fraud Prevention Conference - May 17th 2019

Session 1

Session 2

Session 3

Location

Speakers 2019

Speakers

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Sponsors 2020

Become an Exhibitor or Sponsor

Reserve Exhibit Space Today

Benefits of Sponsoring

Who Attends

Full Sponsor List To Be Announced

Testimonials

Contact Us

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