IC
Inger Coll
Norwegian Police University College
Police Inspector / Section Head
Description
Ms Coll holds a law degree from University of Oslo, Norway, and has since 1996 been working against economic crime. First as Secretary of the Norwegian Advisory Council on Bankruptcy, then as junior judge at Oslo Probate Court, and later as lawyer at Oslo Treasury Office.
She has also been a police superintendent in Oslo and participated as a police trainee on a program focusing on financial investigation and asset forfeiture. For eight years she has been a lawyer at the Tax Crime Unit in Oslo. In 2017 she was appointed Assistant Professor at the Norwegian Police University College where she now heads the Section for Profit Motivated Crime, as Assistant chief of police.
Ms Coll has received training both with the IRS and HMRC, and frequently lectures, both for police-, customs-, tax officials and the private sector both in Norway and abroad. She has been involved with the OECD Tax Academy in Rome since 2013, as an instructor for both the Foundation- and Intermediate programmes. She also has published an article in Tax Justice Network Norway's publication "Skjult" and in 2024 she published a research paper on asset recovery in Norway.
Her main focus areas in the work against economic and organized crime are different methods to ensure seizure and confiscation of criminal assets, as effective means to restore and deter, and cooperation both inter-agency and internationally.
Instructor CV
Loading