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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2025 · 39 MIN

Getting curious about human trafficking transaction typologies

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In this week’s Corylated podcast Rachel speaks to Neil Giles, president of the TraffikAnalysis Hub at UK charity Stop the Traffik. Neil shares his deep expertise in identifying human trafficking through financial transaction data and using persona-based typologies and survivor-informed intelligence.The conversation explores how financial institutions can detect trafficking patterns, the role of typologies, and why getting curious about this crime can help set someone free. The episode also covers:• The growing market for child sexual exploitation and its financial footprint• Payment service providers and high-risk transactions• The importance of public-private partnerships (PPP) in fighting trafficking• Case studies including Operation Fort and the Modern Slavery Intelligence Network• Why financial institutions should act now without waiting for regulatorsWarning: difficult subject matter.LinksStop the TraffikHuman trafficking transaction detection needs a bigger financial crime toolkitUK watchdog has no plans to prioritise human traffickingEvolving UK people smuggling policy requires new approach from financial crime teamsCompliance CorylatedCorlyticsContact us: [email protected]

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