💨 Abstract
The Kroll 2025 Financial Crime Report indicates that 96% of executives in India anticipate a rise in financial crime risks, compared to the global average of 71%. The report identifies cybersecurity, AI, regulation, geopolitics, and sanctions as key factors driving fraud and financial crime threats. Cybersecurity and AI are the leading catalysts for risk exposure, with 76% and 72% citation respectively.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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