I International Colloquium on Social Sciences – Financial Crimes: “White Collar Crimes”

Veni Creator Christian University hosted the I International Colloquium on Social Sciences – Financial Crimes, with the theme “White Collar Crimes”. The event was held online and brought together academics, legal professionals, and those interested in the topic, providing a unique opportunity to deepen knowledge on a subject of great relevance in the current global scenario.

Lecture Director: Dr. Chander Gupta
The colloquium had as its keynote speaker Dr. Chander Gupta, PhD from Shoolini University, a specialist in studies on financial crimes. His lecture addresses essential questions such as:

What are financial crimes? Dr. Gupta explained that these crimes, often referred to as “white-collar crimes,” involve illegal activities carried out by people or organizations for the purpose of obtaining financial gain, such as fraud, money laundering, corruption, and tax evasion.

How do people perceive financial crimes? He pointed out that these crimes are often underestimated by society, which sees them as less competitive compared to violent crimes. However, Dr. Gupta stressed that financial crimes have devastating impacts, undermining economies, generating inequalities, and undermining trust in institutions.

Why are financial crimes hot topics? The speaker emphasized that the rise of digital transactions, globalization, and the complexity of financial structures have made financial crimes more sophisticated and challenging to detect, making them a priority for governments, organizations, and researchers.

Digital Certification for Participants
All participants of the I International Colloquium received digital certificates of participation, registering their dedication to expanding knowledge on such a relevant and current topic. The certificate also serves as an important academic and professional proof, adding value to the curriculum of those enrolled.

Impact and Relevance
The event is consolidated as an innovative initiative of Veni Creator Christian University, reinforcing the institution’s commitment to global debates on emerging topics. The success of the colloquium highlighted the importance of educational actions aimed at understanding and combating financial crimes, contributing to a more ethical and responsible future.