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Financial Crimes - Page 2

July 27, 2026
Business

Indonesia Central Bank Governor Perry Warjiyo Resigns

Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo resigned on Monday, citing personal reasons that were not publicly disclosed, setting in motion the formal legal process to appoint a new head of Indonesia’s central bank.

Book Reviews/Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/New Books

The Passport Market: How the Super-Rich Are Buying New Identities as Nations Sell Belonging

As borders become easier to cross for those with wealth, citizenship itself has become part of a growing global marketplace. Countries are increasingly offering passports and residency rights to investors, creating new pathways for the wealthy to secure mobility, protection

July 7, 2026

The Governor Who Felt No Shame

Editorials/Sri Lanka

Editorial The death of the former Chief Executive Officer of SriLankan Airlines has unfortunately shifted public attention away from what should have become a

Jamtara-Style Fraud Network Signals a New Cross-Border Digital Crime Era in Sri Lanka

Human Rights/Sri Lanka

A major police operation in southern Sri Lanka has exposed what authorities believe is a sophisticated cross-border cybercrime network involving Indian nationals, highlighting the

Bank of America Agrees to $72.5 Million Epstein Sex-Trafficking Settlement

March 29, 2026
Business

Bank of America has reached a $72.5 million settlement to resolve a class-action lawsuit accusing the bank of facilitating the sex-trafficking operations of convicted financier Jeffrey Epstein. Court filings on Friday indicated

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Epstein’s $630 Million Estate Strains Executors and Legal System

March 26, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights/News

Jeffrey Epstein’s $630 million estate continues to create turmoil years after his 2019 death, leaving his appointed co-executors, attorney Darren Indyke and accountant Richard Kahn, managing a financial empire without pay while

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North Korea’s Cyber Goldmine: How Hackers Are Turning Sanctions Into Billions

March 22, 2026
North Korea/World

North Korea, long isolated by international sanctions, is quietly building a cyber empire that rivals the sophistication of state-backed operations worldwide. According to a recent report highlighted by El Pais, incidents linked

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Iran’s Guerrilla Tactics Threaten Global Economy in Gulf War

March 15, 2026
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Two weeks into the war in the Persian Gulf, the conflict has evolved into a starkly asymmetric struggle. On one side stand the overwhelming conventional military forces of the United States and

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Sri Lanka Moves to Crack Down on Predatory Microfinance Sector

February 20, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

The government of Sri Lanka has initiated decisive measures to rein in informal microfinance operators accused of exploiting economically vulnerable communities, signaling a major shift in the country’s financial oversight framework. Officials

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The Billionaire Blueprint Exposed in Epstein Documents

February 12, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

The inner financial world of a multibillionaire is rarely visible to the public, but newly scrutinized documents tied to the Jeffrey Epstein investigations have opened an unusual window into how vast fortunes

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SEC Clears Path for Fraud Case Against Adani

January 31, 2026
Business/Corruption

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has taken a key procedural step that allows its civil fraud lawsuit against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani to move forward, advancing a long-stalled case that accuses

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Three Suspects Extradited from Dubai in High-Profile Sri Lankan Money Laundering Probe

January 16, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan authorities on Thursday extradited two alleged organized criminals and a woman from Dubai as part of an ongoing investigation into money laundering and other serious crimes. The suspects arrived at

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Colombo Stock Exchange Gambit Raises Fears of Market Manipulation

January 10, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s financial regulators have launched a detailed inquiry into an unusual incident at the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) on January 7, which saw a newly listed company’s shares surge to Rs.

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Sri Lanka: The Unseen Crisis Behind Ditwah

December 9, 2025
Editor's Choice/Sri Lanka

The Parable of the Broken Window In 1850, the French economist Frederic Bastiat penned “The Parable of the Broken Window.” A boy breaks a shop window, and a glazier is paid six

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