Why Whistleblowing Allegations Deserve Serious Attention

By Invitation Only

In an increasingly interconnected world, the integrity of businesses is paramount, especially for Singapore companies that operate internationally. Addressing whistleblower allegations helps mitigate reputational damage and strengthens the company’s ability to respond consistently and transparently. This talk will delve into why it is vital to take whistleblower allegations seriously, uncovering how they drive transparency, accountability, and ethical practices in organizations.

Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the vital role whistleblowers play in maintaining corporate integrity and the necessity for Singapore companies to prioritize and address these allegations proactively, ensuring sustainable success in the ASEAN region and beyond.

Key topics will include:

The Value of Whistleblowers:

Understanding the motivations behind whistleblowing and recognizing the courageous individuals who come forward to expose wrongdoing, thereby protecting the interests of stakeholders and the public.

Legal and Ethical Obligations: 

An overview of the legal frameworks surrounding whistleblower protections in Singapore and the responsibilities of companies to provide safe channels for reporting misconduct without fear of retaliation.

Consequences of Ignoring Allegations: 

Discussing case studies where neglecting whistleblower reports led to significant financial, reputational, and operational repercussions for companies, emphasizing the risks associated with a culture of silence.

Best Practices for Companies: 

Strategies for creating a supportive environment for whistleblowers, including implementing robust reporting mechanisms, conducting regular training, and fostering an organizational culture that prioritizes ethical behaviour.

Global Perspectives: 

Insights into how international companies manage whistleblower allegations and the implications for Singapore firms competing in a global marketplace.

Through the session, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the vital role whistleblowers play in maintaining corporate integrity and the necessity for Singapore companies to prioritize and address these allegations proactively, ensuring sustainable success in the ASEAN region and beyond.

Panellists:

• Ben Ee, Partner, Litigation Support & Forensics, RSM Singapore
• Navin Naidu, Partner, Dentons Rodyk
• Chloe Chen, Senior Associate, Dentons Rodyk (Moderator)

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