Whistleblower Policy
Who can be a whistleblower?
Any employee, service provider, partner or customer of the Bank can be a whistleblower.
What can you report?
You can report any suspected fraudulent activity including bribery, theft, embezzlement and business or financial misreporting, financial crime, gross misconduct including breach of the Bank’s Code of Conduct, compliance and other policies, non-compliance with laws and regulations as well as workplace health and safety concerns.
Whom should you report to?
The Chief Internal Auditor is the designated and independent person to whom all whistleblower complaints should be addressed.
When should you report?
You should report as soon as you become aware of, or are reasonably certain of, a suspected fraud, crime, misdeed, or malpractice within the Bank.
Why should you report?
Vigilance and timely reporting of critical matters by employees, bank partners and customers will help safeguard the integrity of the Bank's business dealings, financial reporting and support adherence with the Bank’s Code of Conduct.
Click Here to refer the RAKBANK Code of Conduct