The Conference 2026
Fraud Risk In The Housing Sector
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.
A Collaborative Conference
Tenet, Newid Consulting and Crowe UK have partnered to bring you this in-person conference bringing fresh content and perspectives designed to help you strengthen your approach to fraud risk and deliver better outcomes across the housing sector.
In a sector where the conversation around fraud often falls short, we’re breaking new ground. It’s time to face the facts: ignoring fraud leaves housing providers vulnerable.
Our Associations
MLROs
Housing associations are particularly vulnerable to money laundering even though, as a sector, this is not always recognised. Money launderers can target housing associations in many ways, from providing proceeds of crime to a tenant to fund a purchase, to using a property for illegal activities such as growing cannabis, drug dealing, human trafficking and prostitution.
Fraud NOT on the agenda
Introducing a thought-provoking whitepaper from Tenet Law and Newid Consulting, uncovering the hidden and often understated risk of fraud in the affordable housing sector.
In an industry where discussions on fraud risk frequently fall short, we’re shining a light on overlooked vulnerabilities and challenging the perception—and the data gaps—that suggest Registered Providers (RPs) are largely exempt from these risks. In reality, fraud vulnerabilities often lurk in plain sight, remaining unrecognised or misidentified, leaving providers exposed.
Nothing to see here!
A thought-provoking white paper focused on the affordable housing sector, co-authored by Tenet Law and Newid Consulting. This report challenges the perception that fraud risks are often understated among Registered Providers of affordable housing and explores proactive measures to maximise financial and social returns by combating fraud.