Systematic corruption in financial services, types of capitalism, and ethics intervention methods

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There are many effective ethics intervention and corruption reform methods, which financial professionals can use to resist corruption and build ethical organizational communities. The six sets of ethics intervention and corruption reform methods are discussed enabling one to act ethically as citizens of financial communities and to effectively oppose unethical behaviors.

Public affairs, Ethics, Ethical aspects

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Law and ethics in the information age

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The relationship between law and ethics in the information age is examined in the light of three recent cases that illustrate the need for informed national legislation and international coordination. The issue of personal information and the rights of individuals in that regard are discussed with particular reference to the differing legislations in Europe and the US.

Europe, Justice, Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Law, Ethics, Privacy, Right of, Right of privacy, Law and ethics

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Sarbenes-Oxley and the compliance-ethics quandary: A practitioner's view

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Many businesses are reacting to Sarbenes-Oxley, (SOX) with an emphasis on the financial services industry. The manner in which SOX is viewed within the public company would vary from company to company, as well as by function and level of employee within each company.

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