Public-Private Partnerships to Counter Terrorist Financing

For as long as we have had a CTF regime, public-private information sharing and collaboration has been at its center. Yet, over two decades since 9/11, we have seen only meagre expansion of formal PPPs across Europe, with their capacities for securing desirable CTF outcomes being underutilised.

In her CRAAFT research briefing entitled “PPPs and Terrorist Financing: Opportunities and Challenges”, Rūta Bajarūnaitė outlines the legislative, technological and security-related challenges to establishing successful PPPs, and provides sound guidance on how these might be navigated so as to yield the rich benefits of structured public-private information sharing.
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