Wirecard: Is technology really the bad guy?

Nadia Manzari, partner at Schiltz & Schiltz, speaks about the Wirecard fraud case during an Institute for Financial Integrity and Sustainability luncheon. She is pictured here speaking at a Paperjam Club event in November 2021. Photo: Eva Krins/Maison Moderne

The fintech and fraud lawyer Nadia Manzari speaks to the Institute for Financial Integrity and Sustainability about the €1.9bn Wirecard accounting scandal.

Manzari, a partner at the law firm of Schiltz & Schiltz, will deliver a speech entitled: “Synopsis of the Wirecard case--is technology really the bad guy? At the crossroads of technological risk and human behaviour”.

Prior to joining Schiltz & Schiltz in 2018, Manzari spent 17 years at Luxembourg’s financial regulator, the CSSF, most recently as head of the innovation, payment, market infrastructure and government department.

IFIS promotes ethical and sustainable practices in Luxembourg’s financial sector.

The luncheon costs €55 per person for IFIS members or €85 for non-members. The video stream is available for €25 for IFIS members or €50 for non-members.