Mumbai/ New Delhi, Sept. 29 -- Financial security and economic integrity are increasingly important in an interconnected global economy, as the rapid evolution of financial technologies, digital assets and cross-border economic activities have also created new avenues for financial crime and economic disruption.
The situation calls for a need to build a specialised cadre of professionals capable of understanding, preventing and responding to emerging financial and economic crimes, thereby strengthening India's economic resilience and contributing to international peace, stability and security.
Speaking at the National Stock Exchange (NSE), Mumbai, Sunil Kavishwar, Director, School of Criminal Law and Military Law, Rashtriya Raksha Univers...