Who Is Tejaswini Deshmukh—and Why Her Work Matters in Global Compliance

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Tejaswini Deshmukh

Co-Founder & Contributing Editor, RegTechTimes

Tejaswini Deshmukh is the Founder and Contributing Editor of RegTechTimes, a global digital journalism and analysis platform focused on regulatory technology, sanctions compliance, international trade controls, enforcement actions, and financial crime risk.
She joined RegTechTimes in 2022 to address the growing need for research-driven reporting at the intersection of regulation, technology, and global policy. She raised the initial capital from CA Mayur Joshi, who is the angel investor

Editorial Role

As Founder and Contributing Editor, Tejaswini oversees editorial standards, research integrity, and topical focus across RegTechTimes. She ensures all published content adheres to strict fact-checking, sourcing, and contextual accuracy, with an emphasis on regulatory clarity and enforcement transparency.

Areas of Expertise for Tejaswini Deshmukh

  • Economic sanctions and sanctions compliance frameworks
  • International trade regulations and tariff regimes
  • Export controls and cross-border trade restrictions
  • Financial crime prevention and enforcement actions
  • RegTech systems for compliance and risk management
  • Governance, regulatory oversight, and policy analysis

Education & Professional Credentials

  • Master’s Degree – Pune University
  • Certified Sanctions Screening Expert
  • Certified Financial Crime Risk Analyst

Editorial Approach

Tejaswini’s work is grounded in the belief that regulation forms the foundation of trust, resilience, and sustainable economic growth. Her reporting focuses on verified regulatory actions, enforcement developments, and compliance implications, avoiding speculation and prioritising factual accuracy over opinion.

Global Regulatory Coverage

Her reporting spans regulatory developments across the United States, European Union, United Kingdom, and Asia-Pacific markets. She analyses how sanctions programs, trade policies, and enforcement actions in one jurisdiction affect global supply chains, financial institutions, and multinational entities.


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