ACCG100 Accounting in Society: Banking Royal Commission Analysis
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This case study examines the ethical misconduct within the Australian financial services sector, focusing on the findings of the Banking Royal Commission (2017-2019). The report highlights issues in banking, superannuation, and financial services. The analysis outlines key findings and recommendations, emphasizing ethical lapses. It delves into the specific case of ANZ Bank, detailing unethical remuneration practices, lack of effective risk management, and the impact on stakeholders, including customers and investors. The study explores the causes of ethical misconduct, attributing it to ineffective corporate governance and inadequate internal controls. It also underscores the role of accounting and reporting in encouraging ethical business conduct, particularly by linking rewards to performance and ethical behavior. The conclusion summarizes the ethical concerns within the financial services sector, emphasizing the impact of misconduct on consumers.
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