To be hosted at Registre National des Entreprises (RNE) Main Offices, 1 Lac Toba Street, Berges du Lac 1 – Tunis (10 mn drive from the hotel & conference venue)
Pre-conference reception & soft registration
● Arrival of officials and dignitaries
● Welcome Speech by Conference Director
● Presidential Address by CRF President
● Roll call by General Secretary
● Official opening of the conference by Tunisian Government official representative
Registries are evolving from passive record-keepers to active enforcers of corporate integrity. This session will address the challenges of cross-border enforcement, including jurisdictional conflicts and the need for international cooperation. Panellists will discuss strategies for navigating complex regulatory environments and building enforcement capacity within registries to tackle fraud.
Key Discussion Points:
● The registry’s role in enforcement
● Cross-border enforcement challenges
● Navigating regulatory complexity
● Building enforcement capacity
● Legal clarity and international alignment
Effective communication is critical to the success of registry reforms. This session will explore strategies for engaging stakeholders, managing media narratives, and building public trust during periods of legislative change. Panellists will share lessons from recent reforms, including how Companies House navigated the communication challenges of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act.
Key Discussion Points:
● Importance of communication in reform
● Engaging stakeholders and the public
● Managing media and misinformation
● Case study: UK Companies House
● Building long-term trust
As businesses operate globally, registries must integrate with various systems to ensure seamless cooperation. This session will explore efforts to harmonize data formats, implement unique business identifiers, and enable real-time cross-border collaboration. Panellists will discuss the technical and policy barriers to interoperability and share examples of successful international collaboration.
Key Discussion Points:
● Why registries must connect across borders
● Progress on global identifiers and standards
● Integration with tax and e-government platforms
● Barriers to cross-border data sharing
● Successful international collaborations
Room 1, 2, 3, 4: 20 min meetings, managed by a platform.
This session examines the global push for transparency in corporate registries, focusing on beneficial ownership disclosure and open data initiatives. Panellists will discuss the legal and technical challenges of implementing transparency frameworks, and how these efforts help combat corruption, tax evasion, and money laundering. Special attention will be given to the EU's 6AMLD, legitimate interest access, and the journalistic test.
Key Discussion Points:
● Global trends in beneficial ownership disclosure
● Implementation challenges
● Open data’s role in fighting financial crime
● Legal and technical implementation challenges
● Communicating transparency effectively
● Lessons from recent reforms
● EU's 6AMLD, legitimate interest access, and the journalistic test
This session explores how registries are leveraging artificial intelligence and automation to enhance compliance operations. Panellists will discuss the implementation of AI-driven tools for anomaly detection, predictive risk scoring, and automated compliance checks. Real-world case studies will highlight the benefits and challenges of integrating these technologies into registry workflows, including the impact on efficiency, accuracy, and fraud prevention.
Key Discussion Points:
● Using AI to detect anomalies and predict compliance risks
● Automating compliance checks and document verification
● Real-time monitoring capabilities
● Case studies of digital transformation
● Balancing innovation with cybersecurity
This session will explore how open data and transparency initiatives are being used to fight corruption, tax evasion, and money laundering. panellists will examine the role of corporate registries in enabling public access to beneficial ownership and company data, and how transparency strengthens accountability and public trust.
Key Discussion Points:
● The role of open data in anti-corruption and financial crime prevention
● Best practices for publishing beneficial ownership and company data
● Balancing transparency with privacy and data protection
● International standards and expectations for transparency
End of Day 2
Room 1,2,3,4: 20 mn meeting, managed by a platform
● Beneficial Ownership (Oya1 room)
● Global Initiative on Unique Identifiers (Oya2 room)
● Digital Transformation and Automation and cyber security (Oya1 room)
● Transparency, Open Data and Combatting Fraud (Oya2 room)
● Sidi Bousaid
● Carthage Museum
● Palais Baron Derlanger
Join Celia Johnston from the Ministry of Justice of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany to learn more about their award winning 'AuRegis' project
Business Registry Insights, formerly known as the International Business Registers Report (IBRR), is a global partnership that brings together insights on corporate registry practice from across the globe..
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