Misconduct in the financial sector has come under the spotlight in the recent years. Nathan Lynch, Asia-Pacific Bureau Chief, Financial Crime & Risk, Thomson Reuters shares more about the Hayne Commission Inquiry in Australia, which dug into the financial industry’s wrongdoing, including that fees were charged to the accounts of dead people, cash bribes paid over the counter to win mortgage business, and the rigging of key interest rates that affected consumer loans. What can other countries like Singapore learn from this?

<p>Misconduct in the financial sector has come under the spotlight in the recent years. <strong>Nathan Lynch, Asia-Pacific Bureau Chief, Financial Crime &amp; Risk, Thomson Reuters</strong> shares more about the Hayne Commission Inquiry in Australia, which dug into the financial industry&rsquo;s wrongdoing, including that fees were charged to the accounts of dead people, cash bribes paid over the counter to win mortgage business, and the rigging of key interest rates that affected consumer loans. What can other countries like Singapore learn from this?</p>

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