Mayur Joshi

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Mayur Joshi is a Contributing Editor at Regtechtimes, recognized for his authoritative reporting and analysis on financial crime, espionage, and global sanctions. His work combines investigative depth with geopolitical context, offering readers clear insights into the evolving landscape of compliance, risk, and international security. With a strong focus on sanctions imposed by OFAC and regulatory bodies across the US, UK, and Australia, Mayur is widely regarded as a subject-matter expert in the global sanctions ecosystem. He regularly contributes analysis on geopolitical developments—particularly China’s strategic influence, intelligence operations, and the shifting dynamics of global power. Mayur has authored seven books on financial crimes, money laundering, and corporate compliance, reinforcing his position as a leading voice in the regtech and financial intelligence community. He is also the architect of India’s first certification program in Anti-Money Laundering, a landmark initiative that helped shape professional AML training standards in the country. His recent work includes deep dives into sanctions regimes, illicit finance networks, state-sponsored espionage, and emerging threats across the global financial system, making him a trusted source for experts, journalists, and policymakers seeking clarity in a rapidly changing world.

China’s Warning to Taiwan Escalates with Missile Tests and Warplanes Deployments

Taiwan's Defence Ministry reported the detection of 30 Chinese warplanes around the self-ruled island over a 24-hour period, with 20 crossing the median line...

US-China War: Looming Threat Over Philippines’ Strategic Role in Spratly Islands

American researcher Ryan Hass, director of the John L. Thornton China Center at the Brookings Institution, has recently highlighted the precarious situation in this...

US Sanctions on Tren de Aragua: $12 Million Reward on Leader

The U.S. Treasury Department took a significant step in combating transnational organized crime by imposing sanctions on Tren de Aragua

Australia Charges Soldier and Husband with Attempting to Spy for Russia

Australian authorities have recently charged a soldier and her husband with espionage, a grave offense that has drawn significant public and media attention

The Fabricated ISRO Espionage Case: Unveiling the Truth Behind Spying Allegations

In 1994, India was shaken by a high-profile ISRO espionage case involving the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). The case falsely implicated renowned ISRO...

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China launches two investigations into US trade practices after tariff probes

China has opened two major investigations into trade practices...

Brazil reduces tariffs on 191 capital and technology goods amid supply concerns

Brazil has taken a major step to support its...

Christopher Harwood admits guilt in $46.2 million Medicare fraud involving telemedicine company

A major healthcare fraud case involving Medicare has come...