COMMERCIAL CRIME – DOES IT COME NATURALLY? EXPERTS SAY YES IT OFTEN DOES
January 15th, 2013
ARE people working in industries targeted by organised crime – such as financial services and shipping, more likely to engage in criminal activity than others – and if so, why? Are criminals attracted to certain vulnerable structures in those industries or are some industries more likely to attract dishonest employees than others? Alan Osborn discusses. IT’S hard to feel sorry for bankers. Blamed for the global economic crisis, their ethics have been questioned. But risk assessment specialists are warning that far from being chastened, bankers facing ...
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