Gabriela Bravo, Valencian Minister of Justice; José Manuel Pastor, dean of the Faculty of Economics; and José Manuel Pavía, head of DEBLANC chair will inaugurate the conferences at 9.30 a.m.

All sessions –including the opening– will take place in the Governing Council Room in the building of the Principal of the University.

DEBLANC chair work on applying statistical, economic and learning methodologies into economic crimes and money laundering detection. Some topics to deal with during the conferences are legal persons’ responsibilities in economic crimes, functions and competences of the Valencian Anti-fraud Agency, an economic crime and money laundering practical approximation, and a press investigation of ‘Panama papers’ crime.

Gabriela Bravo, Elena Martínez (vice-principal for Equality, Diversity and Sustainability) and José Manuel Pavía will attend the closure of the conferences.

 Programme is available here