Bio
Oguzhan Akin received his MSc in International Business from the University of Salford in the UK. He is currently a PhD candidate at the Warsaw School of Economics. At WSE he started his KYC approach research and analyzing the cryptocurrency policies and licenses and working on the idea of money laundering and terrorist financing prevention to fight financial crime, including bribery and corruption.
Oguzhan has extensive experience as a researcher, AML & KYC professional and public speaker socio-political related economy issues developed in Turkey and in the international arena, and he is specialized in inter-governmental agreements with methods of violation of these agreements fieldwork experience in Europe, off-shore countries and Far East Asia.
Related Publications
GOOD PRACTICE IN WITNESS PROTECTION LEGISLATION
- whistleblower protection
- whistleblowing
- witness protection
Impact of international asset recovery and anti-money laundering efforts on poverty reduction and po
- anti-money laundering
- unodc
- world bank
- imf
- poverty reduction
- sani abacha
- ferdinand marcos
- vladimir montesinos torres
Honduras: Overview of corruption and anti-corruption
- anti-corruption legislation
- honduras
Research Toolkit: Social Accountability
- social accountability
- participatory budget
- public expenditure tracking
- citizen report cards
- social audits
- public hearings
- e-government
Social accountability initiatives and civil society contribution to anti-corruption efforts in Bangladesh
- civil society
- social accountability
- bangladesh
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Oguzhan Akin
Affiliation
Warsaw School of Economics
Professional Title
PhD Candidate / AML & KYC Analyst
Country/Territory
Topics
Specialisms
Anti-Money Laundering (AML)
Data Collection, Data Mining and Business/Entity Analysis Blockchain Research
Cryptocurrency KYC Approach Research
Environmental and Social Risk (ESR)
Financial Action Task Force (FATCA)
Common Reporting Standard (CRS)
EU Anti-Money Laundering Directives (IV)
Combating the Financing of Terrorism (CFT)
