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Recent Publications The Changing Landscape of Islamic Finance (2011) Islamic Financial Services Board, Chapter 5 ‘Islamic Financial Law: Back to Basics’ (39pp) Strategies for the Development of Islamic Capital Markets – infrastructure and Legal Aspects of Islamic Asset Securitisation (2011) Islamic Financial Services Board, Chapter 3 (180 pp) (with Li Hong Xing and Yan Haitung ), The Prevention and Control of International Financial Crime (2011) People’s Bank of China, Financial Publishing House, (published in Chinese), (470 pp) Legal Studies in the Global Era, Legal Issues beyond Boarders (2011), Chuo University Press (Japan), chapter 4, ‘pursing Corruption, Civil weapons , Old law in New Bottles’ (31 pp) Dealing with the dark side of business – the way ahead (2011) International Chamber of Commerce (CCS) and Ministry of Finance of Malta (37pp) Fraud, Financial Crime and Governance (2011) Nevsehir University, Turkey, (28pp) (Co Author) Development of Prudential and Supervision Standards for Islamic Financial Markets (2011) Asian Development Bank (302 pp); Chapter 5, ‘Corporate Governance and Islamic Financial Institutions’ (2012) Islamic Financial Law (C. Nethercott and D. Eisenberg eds), Oxford University Press. From 1995 to 2004 he was Director of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London. He has held and continues to hold a number of honorary and visiting appointments at various universities including University of the Free State, South Africa; University of Florida, USA; Remin University, China; Beijing Normal University, China, The State Prosecutors University, Supreme People’s Procuratorate, China and the University of Hong Kong. For a number of years, Professor Rider was an international civil servant responsible for a mutual assistance and intelligence unit in an inter- governmental organisation. He has also worked for many international organisations, including the Commonwealth Secretariat, IMF, World Bank, European Union, Islamic Financial Services Board and UN. He has also worked for numerous governmental agencies in many different jurisdictions and was a special adviser to the UK Parliament. He has practised law and worked as an investigator in a number of jurisdictions. Prof. Rider is also the General Editor of The Company Lawyer, Journal of Financial Crime, Journal of Money Laundering Control and Amicus Curiae and a sits on the editorial and advisory boards of a number of other publications and journals including the Hong Kong Law Review and the Journal of Economic Law. Professor Barry Alexander Rider has taught law in the University of Cambridge since 1976 and is currently a Professorial Fellow in the Centre of Development Studies in the University. PROF. BARRY A.K. RIDER GUEST LECTURER January 14, 2014 Asian Development Bank Mandaluyong City THE 3RD OMBUDSMAN INTEGRITY LECTURE Current Issues in the War Against Corruption —A Personal Perspective
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Recent Publications The Changing Landscape of Islamic Finance (2011) Islamic Financial Services Board, Chapter 5 ‘Islamic Financial Law: Back to Basics’ (39pp) Strategies for the Development of Islamic Capital Markets – infrastructure and Legal Aspects of Islamic Asset Securitisation (2011) Islamic Financial Services Board, Chapter 3 (180 pp) (with Li Hong Xing and Yan Haitung ), The Prevention and Control of International Financial Crime (2011) People’s Bank of China, Financial Publishing House, (published in Chinese), (470 pp) Legal Studies in the Global Era, Legal Issues beyond Boarders (2011), Chuo University Press (Japan), chapter 4, ‘pursing Corruption, Civil weapons , Old law in New Bottles’ (31 pp) Dealing with the dark side of business – the way ahead (2011) International Chamber of Commerce (CCS) and Ministry of Finance of Malta (37pp) Fraud, Financial Crime and Governance (2011) Nevsehir University, Turkey, (28pp) (Co Author) Development of Prudential and Supervision Standards for Islamic Financial Markets (2011) Asian Development Bank (302 pp); Chapter 5, ‘Corporate Governance and Islamic Financial Institutions’ (2012) Islamic Financial Law (C. Nethercott and D. Eisenberg eds), Oxford University Press.
From 1995 to 2004 he was Director of the
Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London. He has held and continues to hold a number of honorary and visiting appointments at various universities including University of the Free State, South Africa; University of Florida, USA; Remin University, China; Beijing Normal University, China, The State Prosecutors University, Supreme People’s Procuratorate, China and the University of Hong Kong.
For a number of years, Professor Rider was an
international civil servant responsible for a mutual assistance and intelligence unit in an inter-governmental organisation. He has also worked for many international organisations, including the Commonwealth Secretariat, IMF, World Bank, European Union, Islamic Financial Services Board and UN. He has also worked for numerous governmental agencies in many different jurisdictions and was a special adviser to the UK Parliament. He has practised law and worked as an investigator in a number of jurisdictions.
Prof. Rider is also the General Editor of The Company Lawyer, Journal of Financial Crime, Journal of Money Laundering Control and Amicus Curiae and a sits on the editorial and advisory boards of a number of other publications and journals including the Hong Kong Law Review and the Journal of Economic Law.
Professor Barry
Alexander Rider has
taught law in the University
of Cambridge since 1976
and is currently a
Professorial Fellow in the
Centre of Development
Studies in the University.
PROF. BARRY A.K. RIDER GUEST LECTURER
January 14, 2014
Asian Development Bank
Mandaluyong City
THE 3RD OMBUDSMAN INTEGRITY LECTURE
Current Issues in the War Against Corruption —A Personal Perspective
Bertrand de Speville,
formerly
Commissioner of the
Independent
Commission Against
Corruption of Hong
Kong, is a consultant
in anti-corruption,
good governance and
integrity systems. He
is the principal of the
firm de Speville &
Associates.
His engagements have
included projects for
the Organisation for
Economic Cooperation
and Development, the
Council of Europe, the
United Kingdom
Department for
International
Development, the
World Bank, the Asian
Development Bank,
the United Nations
Office for Drug
Control and Crime
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CURRENT ISSUES IN THE WAR AGAINST CORRUPTION
-- A Personal Perspective
Professor Barry A.K. Rider
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Lecturer
Prof. Barry A.K. Rider
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worked as a lawyer, investigator and a
government official (diplomat) in
combating serious economic crime and in
particular corruption for the last forty years
in the Far East and South East Asia.
taught law in the University of Cambridge
since 1976
1995 to 2004 - Director of the Institute of
Advanced Legal Studies, University of
London
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• PhD Social Anthropology, School of Oriental
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• former Undersecretary of the Department of
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2002
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