Many sectors, including financial services, have encountered a discernible increase in whistleblows in recent times — a trend that shows no signs of abating. Indeed, and as well-documented in the media, some whistleblowers have seen fit to publicise their concerns in the press and/or share them with the Regulator — often due to a frustration that their issues have not been addressed satisfactorily (or at all) when first raised internally.
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January 30 2023
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