Titlebook: Corporate Fraud and Corruption; A Holistic Approach Maria Krambia-Kapardis Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Selling Sex and Mental Health Concerns,rnization of its public service for decades. Corruption of this nature on such a large scale is a malignant cancer that sinks a country ever deeper into national debt. Before focusing on fraud and corruption, let us first consider the 2007–2008 financial crisis.

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Selling Sex and Mental Health Concerns,ations or even be instrumental in a national or global financial crisis as happened in 2007–2008. Fraud and corruption raise ethical issues and indicate dishonest behavior. Legislation addressing fraud should also include corruption as a criminal offense. The recent crisis in the Eurozone has focuse

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James Shortle,Markku Ollikainen,Antti Ihot participants, and government entities that purchase, guarantee, and provide security for mortgages (Anabtawi and Schwarcz 2013, 86). Financial firms and financial markets operate in the context of various regulatory bodies that, to a lesser or greater degree, “govern the provision, allocation, and

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James Shortle,Markku Ollikainen,Antti Ihomprove a situation locally. Governance is such an example, and it will be addressed by considering not only the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) principles (2004 and 2014), the United Nations (UN) approach, but some national approaches as well. In this chapter, the UK, U