Whistleblowing
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Denmark’s National Whistleblower Scheme sees record number of reports during 2025
Most cases relate to work environment issues, data protection, or financial matters, with serious reports referred to relevant authorities.
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‘Culture of silence’: Germany’s Heraeus accused of ignoring fraud whistleblowers
Probe into €460mn scandal finds industrial group failed to act on warnings from employees for more than a decade.
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OPINION: Nick Ephgrave’s retirement leaves Serious Fraud Office at a crossroads
Tony McClements takes a look back at Nick Ephgrave’s reforms at the SFO and contemplates what’s next for the organization.
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What we learned from the DOJ’s year in enforcement
A new direction of travel has become clearer, which makes anticipating what happens next easier.
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Podcast: Jennifer Gibson on developing better strategies around whistleblower practices
Gibson told GRIP about how she helps people bring forward public interest information and companies improve problematic policies and practices.
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ASIC roundup: DDO stop order, and updated guidance
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s latest actions and news, December 1 – 5, 2025.
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Whistleblowing mechanisms, trust and transparency assessed in new report
Key report discusses the impact of misconduct, reporting mechanisms, and their effectiveness.
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China’s securities regulator increases rewards for reporting violations
The cash reward for whistleblowers will depend on how serious the violation is. At the same time, self-reporting is being encouraged by imposing lighter penalties.