
Research Briefings
The latest research on counter-terrorism financing from our CTF experts

Public-Private Partnerships to Counter Terrorist Financing
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.

Foreign State Funding and Predicate Subversion: Exploring Malign Influence
In this Research Briefing, Noémi També assesses whether and how foreign state funding of anti-democratic ideology should be prevented, monitored or limited. She considers if malign influence constitutes a terrorism financing threat, and if it could be identified and repelled via the existing elements of the counter-terrorism financing regime.
