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.
Adam, who worked in the audit department of a deposit-taking company, was requested by the manager of the loans department to assist in recommending a loan to his uncle. He was offered some company’s shares in return.
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 The sales representative offered Edwin a special commission if he agreed to buy a model that would soon be outdated.
Jack was in a credit card sales team of a local bank. In order to meet sales target and win a handsome bonus, he used every means to persuade people to open a credit card account, disregarding any possible negative effects to the bank and the applicants.
A director of a finance company offered rebates to the credit manager of a bank for increasing the company’s credit limit. Credits were granted even though the director could not provide sufficient collateral to support his applications.
Ken applied for a loan from a bank through a consultant firm. The director of the consultant firm falsely claimed that the bank manager had asked for a commission in approving Ken’s application and pocketed the money paid by Ken.