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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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Offering and accepting an advantage both constituting an offence
Trades/ Industries:
Areas of Concern:
Peter was a dealing director of a brokerage company. He was offered a country club membership in exchange for referring company’s business to his golf partner, who was an external broker.
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Excessive entertainment and gifts
Trades/ Industries:
Margaret was an account manager of a brokerage company. Daniel, her client, treated her and her subordinates to a luxurious dinner and offered her an antique watch after earning a good sum of money in his investment.
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An offence committed notwithstanding incomplete corrupt transaction
Trades/ Industries:
Agnes, an account manager of a brokerage firm, offered money to Alan, a senior portfolio manager of an asset management corporation, for his assistance in persuading other members in the selection committee to direct business to her.
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Profit gaining through front running
Trades/ Industries:
Ken is working for an international futures trading company as a dealing manager. His company often receives orders from fund managers whose moves can significantly affect the market. Taking this opportunity, Ken makes some secret arrangements with Anna, a dealer of another futures trading company…
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Conflict with a client’s interest
Trades/ Industries:
Billy, a sales manager of a securities company, deals in the same stocks with his client Joe simultaneously.
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