UK Set To Expand Its National Crypto Crime Unit As Organized Blockchain Fraud Surges
The United Kingdom’s National Crime Agency (NCA) is set to increase its cryptocurrency fraud investigation unit as part of wider plans to halt the increase in financial crimes. The new move will see the agency hire four...
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The new move will see the agency hire four new senior investigators to join the financial crime unit to tackle all forms of corruption and fraud cases on the blockchain....
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