Hi Friends

Its been a while from the time we got about getting this blog for use, myself and my good friend Charanjeet had a lot of thoughts , ideas, to take through readers who may find this blog useful. The purpose of this for both of us is for clear non-profit and for the passion of the work we do in the Fraud Risk Managment Industry both india and for APAC countries for many similarities we share on people, profile, risks, enviornment, legal eagles,poor conviction rates, corrpuption and bribery, and greed .

This post comes on the last working day of 2008 , and trust we both will be able to update regular posts from January 2009. I want this blog to be one of its kind in the anals of Fraud Risk Management in india , to share, to learn and finally un-learn to adapt and be quich change leaders for the enviornment and conditions that prevail and will contniue to preval till at least June 2009.

Wishing all of you a very happy and prosperous 2009, looking forward to your support, questions, ideas, suggestions that will also make us belive in the motto Read to Lead

best regards

GDB

Comments

Charanjeet said…
Thanks GDB.It's a honour to cowrite a blog with Veteran in Fraud Control.I hope this blog would help all of us in this industry to learn from each other & may this become a platform for information,knowledge sharing

wish all of you a happy new year

warm regards
Charanjeet
December 31, 2008 at 2:55 PM
Anonymous said…
Thanks Charanjeet for sharing this piece of information.

Its really is a very good initiative taken by GDB & Yourself. I am sure that this will help all fraud risk professional in combating fraud at industry wide level & will be useful to enhance learning in respective domain

Wish both of you a very great new year 2009

Best Wishes
Pinaq
December 31, 2008 at 4:38 PM
Harmeet Vohra (Lovey) said…
GDB/Charan,
Think this is one of the great ideas to start with. wish you all the luck and looking forward to read something where I can post & view some geniuine comments, profiles, ideas etc.
January 2, 2009 at 9:13 AM
Anonymous said…
Dear GDB & Charanjeet, This is a great initiative. Hope to see a full scale "one stop shop" for Fraud Detection activity in this blog in the days to come. My best wishes to both of you.

Regards

Samrat Ghosh
January 5, 2009 at 11:14 PM
Anonymous said…
As usual great application of Mind and Soul.
This will help all in the industry to learn from the experinec of Yours and GDB

Regards,
Pankaj Mohta
January 15, 2009 at 2:48 PM
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