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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.
Dicken, a financial controller of a listed company, intended to hint his best friend to acquire his company’s shares before public announcement; so that his friend could gain some profits to finance his medical treatment.
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.
Kim, a bank’s senior credit officer, disclosed the proposed acquisition of an overseas investment company to a trader in the bank’s stock broking section. The trader bought a major block of shares for the bank after the “tip-off”.
Donald, a bank manager, would like to buy large block of shares at an IPO for speculation. Lacking funds to do so, Donald approved his wife’s application for a personal loan without disclosing their relationship to his bank.
Patrick was a financial controller of an information technology company planning to go public. His bosses asked him to manipulate management accounting data and to reimburse expenses without any supporting document. The sponsor offered him valuable information after the engagement......