About This Book
The book examines mechanisms and consequences of financial corruption worldwide, surveying slush funds, money laundering, informal transfer systems like Hawala, and frauds in post-Communist states; it analyzes high-profile cases such as missing central-bank reserves and corporate scandals, outlines typologies of financial scandals and shadow banking, and discusses methods used by states, banks, and criminal networks to hide and move illicit assets; chapters explore maritime piracy, offshore vehicles, and the roles of intelligence services and political patronage, combining case studies, investigative reporting, and policy-oriented reflections on transparency, accountability, and regulatory challenges.
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