Events

Now in our third year the 2026 Housing Fraud Risk Conference is a full volume wake-up call to the sector: delayed action creates opportunity and the most dangerous fraud risks are often the ones already known but not tackled sufficiently to protect budgets but also to keep people, homes and reputations safe.

Fraudsters can be anyone. They work around the clock to spot opportunities, conceal their behaviour and perfect their tactics, while the sector is balancing competing pressures to mitigate a myriad of risks across complex systems and processes. Where awareness, prevention and detection fall short, the advantage shifts to the fraudster.

Hear from a range of exceptional speakers who will share expertise, best practice and benchmarking, using powerful stories to highlight how proactive fraud prevention can strengthen reputations and support regulatory assurance.

Date: Thursday, 1st October 2026
Time: 9.30am – 4.30pm
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Arun will be joining the School of International Financial Services (SIFS) for a webinar examining how directors can recognise, disclose and manage conflicts of interest in line with UK legal requirements and best practice.

Managing conflicts of interest effectively is essential to protecting sound decision-making, board integrity and organisational reputation.

The session will explore common conflict scenarios and grey areas, effective disclosure and management processes, and how boards can handle conflicts transparently. Attendees will gain practical insight into reducing risk and strengthening governance around board-level decision-making.

Date: Tuesday, 22nd September 2026
Time: 15:30 – 16:30
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The essential Do’s & Don’ts for Accountants

Join us to understand the common causes of shareholder disputes and the challenges that can arise as business relationships, expectations and commercial pressures evolve. We will look at how accountants can help their clients manage and reduce risk especially where concerns are raised of dishonest actions, working alongside lawyers to prevent disputes escalating, protect business interests and support resolution when shareholder disputes arise.

Date: Monday, 14th September 2026
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Financial crime compliance and investigation professionals are being asked to identify risks that didn’t exist just a year ago. As a result, it’s becoming harder to respond effectively, anticipate what’s next and know where to focus. David explores the emerging trends shaping fraud, anti-money laundering and corporate investigations, sharing advice on how organisations can focus their attention when detecting and responding to fraud and financial crime.

Date: Monday, 20th July 2026
Time: 1pm – 2pm
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Tenet’s Arun Chauhan will be a speaker at the MFF 19th Annual Conference – covering topics such as; increasing awareness of fraud; communicating the risk and promoting best practice in countering fraud.

Connecting with counter fraud people from across the region, networking with people in different sectors, and a key opportunity to listen to a range of inspirational speakers on various topics.

Date: Thursday, 25th June 2026
Time: 9.00am – 4.30pm
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Join us to understand the common causes of shareholder disputes and the challenges that can arise as business relationships, expectations and commercial pressures evolve. We will look at how accountants can help their clients manage and reduce risk, especially where concerns are raised of dishonest actions, working alongside lawyers to prevent disputes escalating, protect business interests and support resolution when shareholder disputes arise.

Date: Monday, 22nd June 2026
Time: 12pm – 1pm
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In this webinar, Kaf Okpattah, an award-winning investigative journalist and podcast producer and the youngest presenter of BBC’s Panorama, will be exposing the truth about social media fraudsters.

Date: Monday, 15th June 2026
Time: 1pm – 2pm
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Session 4 of the Foreign Banks Forum, led by guest speaker Simran Bharaj, explores how foreign banks operating in the UK can stay ahead of escalation issues and respond effectively to regulatory concerns around financial crime. Covering compliance controls, resourcing, parent company expectations, and outsourcing arrangements for investigations and litigation, Simran, alongside Tristan and Arun from Tenet, will share practical insights and examples from banks that have faced scrutiny in this area.

Date: Tuesday, 9th June 2026
Time: 1pm – 2pm
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Our goal is to ensure all attendees leave with practical, actionable strategies to better assess their organisation’s risk.

• Awareness: Understanding the nature of fraud, including accounting fraud, and encouraging internal reporting when “something doesn’t feel right,” beyond formal whistleblowing for compliance breaches.
• Detection (internal): Using whistleblowing, data analytics, and cross‑team collaboration to identify risk e.g. DLO teams identifying tenancy fraud, and contract management working more closely with procurement to flag over‑zealous tendering or bidding practices.
• Detection (external): Leveraging OSINT and other external intelligence tools to support fraud identification.
• Offences and response: Practical examples of how FTP offences may arise for Housing Associations, including offences committed in the UK or against UK citizens, alongside recovery and return

Date: Monday, 11th May 2026
Time: 1pm – 5pm
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In this episode of At the Coalface, Arun Chauhan, founder of Tenet Law and a specialist lawyer in fraud, disputes and investigations, will be joined by Giles Kenningham MBE, former Head of Press at 10 Downing Street and spokesman to Prime Minister David Cameron.

Giles is the founder of Trafalgar Strategy, a strategic communications consultancy operating at the intersection of politics, business and the media.

Date: Monday, April 27
Time: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
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