Baker McKenzie surveyed 523 business leaders in Australia, mainland China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Japan, and found that 41% reported increases in whistleblower reports over the past year.
October 06, 2022 at 12:23 PM
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Asia Editor
Whistleblowing activity has increased significantly in the Asia Pacific, according to a recent report by Baker & McKenzie.
The firm surveyed 523 business leaders in Australia, mainland China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Japan, and found that 41% reported increases in whistleblower reports over the past year.
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