Case Studies
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.
A senior engineer of a telephone company, was offered a consultant post for recommending an engineering company’s products to the telephone company.
A senior engineer oversaw a large private housing project. An acquainted contractor asked him to approve extra funds for the project and promised a luxurious overseas trip in return.
Jimmy was a sales manager of a renowned securities firm who was assigned to allocate shares of a to-be-listed company to clients. He received numerous requests for purchase from investors, including his favorite client Amy…
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.
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, that whenever Ken receives "purchase" orders from his company, he will call Anna immediately to advise her to buy contracts. After Anna has completed her order, Ken executes his company’s orders. Since his company’s orders are usually in bulk, the price of the futures contract is driven up within a short time interval. Anna then sells the contracts and shares the profit with Ken. Similar arrangements are made when Ken receives "sell" orders from the company.