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Partners with combined experience of 40 years quit the firm
Complainants have little incentive to tell truth to power if the risks outweigh the rewards
UK is among a handful of big markets not to offer money for raising alarms
FCA figures reveal how companies treat their customers is a major concern
Daniel Sheard contacted UK watchdog last year with concerns about a star bond trader
Stéphanie Gibaud’s evidence helped to hit Swiss bank with €4.5bn fine over tax dodge
Rob Kennedy told the Financial Reporting Council the bank slashed its provisions
Former staff have complained about their treatment at Canadian bank’s London arm
Move by FCA follows complaints from people who tried to report failings in banking
Move follows surge in complaints about sexual harassment, homophobia and bullying
Growing leaks to watchdog coincide with introduction of GDPR privacy rules
We praise whistleblowers in films but in reality they get little public support
Danish parliament told that $150bn of questionable funds went through German lender
Banking group apologises in second settlement with former employee
Large numbers of companies have no idea about the laws on rigging contracts
Watchdog backs whistleblowers in tougher line on misconduct
Regulator made aware of at least five further complaints after whistleblowing former employee wins unfair dismissal case
Lawsuit states departure was part of effort by bank to avoid money laundering scandal
Staff raise complaints over compliance and ‘crisis level’ culture at UK asset manager
Whistleblower leaks emails suggesting Gulf state broke bidding rules
New SEC proposal looks to improve incentives for employees who report on companies
Your questions on working life to our expert — and readers’ advice
Chairman decides the issue is damaging bank’s reputation
Abrasive or not, whistleblower deserved better treatment from his employer
