Parallel Financial Investigation in Financial Crimes (An Analytical Study)
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criminal investigation, financial investigation, financial crimes, money laundering, terrorist financing crimesAbstract
Abstract: Financial crimes have significantly increased worldwide, posing a serious and pervasive threat, as these crimes, including financial corruption, money laundering, and the financing of terrorism, have evolved with advancements in methods used to commit them. As a result, finding effective solutions to address these challenges has become imperative. One such solution involves enhancing investigation procedures and information gathering. Financial investigations, conducted in parallel with initial criminal investigations, have emerged as a modern and advanced approach to tracing the origins of illicit funds, their transfer methods, and enabling their confiscation. This approach serves as a vital tool for uncovering criminal activities and providing crucial evidence to convict individuals, institutions, or companies involved. For these efforts to succeed, financial crime investigations require highly skilled technical personnel and robust collaboration between judicial authorities, official institutions, and relevant stakeholders at the national level. Additionally, international cooperation is essential, supported by mechanisms that facilitate the efficient exchange of information across borders. 2023 TUJR, College of Law, Tikrit UniversityDownloads
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