TOP TIPS: A whistle blowing culture

Whistle blowing is the "topic du jour" at the moment. CT asks the question how can CFOs instill a culture to mitigate misconduct and ensure whistle blowing is an effective part of company policy.

By Daniel Flatt

Sep 28, 2012

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It has been said there is no good way of getting a divorce, no good way of dying and there’s no good way of whistleblowing. The same hopefully can’t be said about the capacity of senior management – be it a treasurer, CFO or chief executive – to instill a strong corporate culture that raises awareness of company misconduct and empowers staff to flag it when they see it.

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