Anti-Illicit Trade Expert Group

anti-illicit-trade
David-Luna

Chair

David Luna

Global Networks Convergence Strategies LLC

(United States)

Jacobo-Ramos-Folch

Secretariat Lead

Jacobo Ramos-Folch

Policy Manager

Vice - Chair

Susan Wilson

Intel

(United States)

Vice - Chair

Monica Ramirez

ABInBev

(Belgium)

  • 01.

    Why OECD Work on Anti-Illicit Trade Policy Matters

    The OECD assists policymakers to map and understand the market vulnerabilities created and exploited by illicit trade through evidence-based research and advanced analytics. Recent work has examined governments’ institutional capacities to counter illicit trade and promote transparency in free trade zones, and it has also looked into exploring institutional gaps that enable illicit trade in e-commerce, maritime transport, small parcels, and across vulnerable sectors. The OECD also fosters regional dialogues in strategic markets (e.g., UAE, APEC, Panama).

  • 03.

    How Business Engages with the OECD on Anti Illicit Trade Policy

    Our Anti-Illicit Trade Expert Group provides business leadership and market insights through written comments on related OECD policy drafts, active participation in meetings of the OECD Task Force on Countering Illicit Trade and relevant OECD conferences and co-hosts with relevant other partners, as appropriate, events and projects on key issues for members.
  • 02.

    Our 2024 Priorities

    • Elevating the global fight against illicit trade, counterfeits, consumer fraud
    • Fostering transparency on counterfeits and other illicit products
    • Countering illicit trade through blockchain, AI and other emerging technologies
    • Implementing the Recommendation on Enhancing Transparency in Free Trade Zones
    • Highlighting the role of convergence crime elements (corruption, money laundering)
  • 04.

    Our Engagement with OECD Bodies

    • OECD Task Force on Countering Illicit Trade