FBI agents will be among the speakers at a financial crime conference on the Island next week.
The Countering Financial Crime Conference takes place at the Villa Marina in Douglas on Wednesday, September 3.
Sessions will include updates on the Island's Financial Crime Partnership, international money-laundering networks, and organised crime.
There'll also be panel discussions featuring experts.
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