This essay examines the business ethics issues surrounding AMP Limited in Australia, focusing on a recent news article about the Australian Banking Royal Commission and its implications. It summarizes the article's arguments, highlighting the legal and sanction implications of AMP's misconduct, including charging fees for no service and misleading regulators. The essay discusses key ethical concerns such as corporate governance and social responsibility, evaluating whether appropriate ethical decisions were made and comparing them to other ethical cases. Furthermore, it outlines the ethical decision-making processes, aligning opinions with relevant moral philosophies, particularly focusing on how AMP Limited's actions breached principles of integrity, consideration of impact, legality, and non-maleficence. The conclusion emphasizes that AMP Limited was found guilty of unethical practices, and the decision of the Australian federal court to increase penalties for financial fraud was appropriate.