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White-collar crime has become a significant concern globally, impacting businesses, investors, and consumers alike. This comprehensive article delves into the various aspects of white-collar crime, including its definition, types, psychological factors, and notable cases from around the world, with a special focus on the UK, USA, Canada, and India. The article examines the economic and non-economic costs associated with white-collar crime and discusses the roles of regulatory agencies and legal frameworks in detecting and preventing these offences. It also highlights the importance of corporate governance, ethical leadership, and transparency in creating an environment where white-collar crime is less likely to thrive. Furthermore, the article compares white-collar crime in the UK, USA, Canada, and India, exploring the similarities and differences in their legal frameworks, enforcement strategies, and corporate governance practices. It also identifies unique challenges faced by each country in combating white-collar crime and opportunities for cross-border collaboration and learning. Finally, the article offers a range of suggestions for individuals, businesses, and policymakers to effectively address white-collar crime, including strengthening regulatory frameworks, enhancing inter-agency cooperation, promoting ethics and compliance training, empowering whistleblowers, and leveraging technology. By providing a comprehensive and global perspective on white-collar crime, this article aims to raise awareness of the risks and consequences associated with these offences and encourage a proactive approach to detection, prevention, and prosecution.