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Our case studies contain analysis and discussion points for users to better understand the legal provisions. They also provide suggestions on how to prevent corruption, fraud and malpractices.

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An offence committed notwithstanding an incomplete corrupt deal
Trades/ Industries:
Areas of Concern:
Terry, a senior bank manager, accepted monetary advantage from his customer for expediting the approval of overdraft facilities. The matter was unearthed by the bank’s compliance department before the transaction was completed.
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Handling customers' data
Trades/ Industries:
Cindy, who worked in a bank credit card centre, accepted a “part-time job” offered by her friend from a debt collecting company. The job requirement was for Cindy to release information of the bank’s customers to her friend.
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Confidential advice of value
Trades/ Industries:
Peter, a bank manager, solicited an advantage from a money launderer from overseas for leaking confidential information and helping the latter to launder his money through accounts in his bank.
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Difficult decision in purchasing
Trades/ Industries:
Edwin, the Assistant Purchasing Manager in a bank, was tasked to buy new printers for the computer centre. The sales representative offered Edwin a special commission if he agreed to buy a model that would soon be outdated.
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Conflict of interest and abuse of authority in granting credit facility
Trades/ Industries:
Laura was a bank staff and also a director of a company owned by her paramour, Ricky. Laura approved an application for a credit facility by Ricky and it was later found that the application was supported by bogus documents.
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