Abstract
This report will look at the nature of crime and deviance in banks and state specific solutions that can be implemented to curtail white collar crimes. By using primary and secondary data such as fact and figures, journals and questionnaire, the impact of crime on banks and sustainable development projects is assessed in this report. The report will also look at the current criminal and deviance state in various banking and financial sectors around the world and suggest possible solutions. Most of the questions were answered by professionals and there is ample proof that suggests deviancy is a common feature in banks. This paper suggests that sustainable development of the economy in banks can only be achieved by regulating the kind of people visiting banks and installing surveillance cameras to keep an eye on deviants.
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