Open call for evidence

Economic crime information sharing

Summary

A call for evidence on current economic crime information sharing gateways and how they can be improved.

This call for evidence closes at

Call for evidence description

This call for evidence seeks views on how data and information is currently shared for detecting, preventing, investigating, or disrupting economic crime. It focuses on identifying legal, operational, and cultural barriers to effective data sharing, as well as opportunities to strengthen the system through reform.

This call for evidence is open to the public, with a particular focus on organisations and individuals across the public and private sectors who play a role in detecting, preventing, investigating, or disrupting economic crime in the United Kingdom.

The scope of this project will look at information sharing in relation to any economic crime activity including fraud, money laundering, corruption and asset recovery which is likely to be interchangeable with information shared on the underlying offences to money laundering.

Documents

Economic crime information sharing (PDF)

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Economic crime information sharing (ODT)

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Ways to respond

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Email to:

ecinformationsharingcfe@homeoffice.gov.uk

Write to:

Economic Crime Information Sharing Call for Evidence,
Homeland Security Group,
6th Floor,
Peel Building,
Home Office,
2 Marsham Street,
London, SW1P 4DF

Updates to this page

Published 9 March 2026

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