Investment Banking and Fraud

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High profile instances insider trading, so-called rogue trading, and other illegal activities occurring in the financial markets frequently raise questions about why or how such actions take place.

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"Investment Banking Culture and Fraud
Introduction
High profile instances insider trading, so-called rogue trading, and other illegal activities occurring in the financial markets frequently raise questions about why or how such actions take place. While many opinions have been offered, no definitive answer has emerged.
This study investigates the question: Do investment banks, because of their internal culture, lend themselves to the acts of fraudulent behaviors by some employees? This question is investigated through the testing of a related hypothesis. The HoHA research approach is followed in the formulation and testing of the hypothesis. The hypotheses are as follows:
Ho: There is no relationship between investment banking culture..."

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