ETHICS IN BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

In view of separate Module (Module E) on “ETHICS IN BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS” has been added in JAIIB paper “Principles & Practices of Banking”, the following post is prepared to enable the candidates to have a glimpse various topics  such as Ethics and ethical theories, Code of Ethics Manual, Business ethics and Banking, Ethics…

What are Cyber Threats of different types?

A cyber threat or cyber-security threat is a malicious act that generally hunts for damaging data, steals data or disrupts digital life. The perpetrators of these attacks are organized crime groups, terrorists, industrial spies, unhappy insiders, business competitors, hackers, and Nation-states* (*where a Government trying to learn other countries’ national secrets and critical infrastructure like…

Understanding Patents and Intellectual Property Rights

An Intellectual property right is the right of a person or company to use their inventions, or ideas through patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets without the worry of competition at least for a specified period. The invention may be the inventor’s creativity, concepts, architectural designs, industrial models, songs, literature, symbols, names, brands, etc. The…

Whistle-blowing in Banks explained

The banks are financial institutions licensed to receive deposits and make loans. Apart from collecting deposits and lending banks are handling cash transactions, Ancillary Services to their customers. To gain the confidence of customers’ banks need to maintain the highest standards of honest and ethical conduct in the course of all their operations. Although profitability…

Code of Ethics Manual

A code of ethics is a set of principles guiding members of an organization and other interested persons in making ethical choices in the conduct of their work. The Code of Ethics manual contains approved provisions relating to the enforcement of the Code of Ethics. The essential purpose of a code of ethics is to…

Whistle-Blower and Whistle-blowing law in India explained

(This post elucidates the meaning of Whistle-Blower and Whistleblowing Laws in India) The whistle-blower is a complainant who wishes to complain or disclose any allegation of corruption or misuse of office by any employee of the Central Government or of any corporation established under any Central Act, government companies, societies, or local authorities owned or…

Unethical Behavior: Causes and Remedies

Unethical behaviour is an act that falls contrary to what is considered morally right for a person, a business a profession, or in politics. It can also be behaviour of a person that falls outside the principles admired in the community where he lives. Unethical behavior of a person: Lying to family members, friends, colleagues…