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This paper discusses the role of human ethics in environmental sustainability and corporate governance, using the Tyco International fraud case as an example. It covers the background of the Tyco scandal, the key people involved, and the ethical implications of their actions. It is structured into four chapters, including an introduction, identification of the case, conclusions, and a bibliography.
What's inside
- Background of the Tyco case
- Identification of issues
- Objectives and benefits of the paper
- Systematics of the paper
- Description of Tyco situation before the scandal
- Key people involved in the scandal
Who it is for: Students studying ethics, corporate governance and environmental responsibility. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Human ethics, environmental sustainability and corporate governance are discussed through a case study. Students learn about the Tyco International fraud case and its impacts.
The Tyco Fraud Case
The Tyco International fraud case is described. The fraud involved the company's CEO, CFO, and Chief Corporate Counsel. They took unauthorized loans and sold property to the company at unfair prices.
Ethical Decision Making
Ethical decision making is discussed. The case is used to explore how the executives made unethical decisions. The role of auditors in detecting fraud is also examined.
Recommendations
Recommendations are made for improving corporate governance. The importance of an independent board of directors is highlighted. The need for conflict of interest policies is also discussed.
Key terms
- Good Corporate Governance
- How well a company is managed and how it involves employees, investors, and shareholders.
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- A company's efforts to have a positive impact on the environment, consumers, employees, and communities.
- Earnings Management
- Manipulating a company's financial statements to make it look more profitable.
- Fiduciary Duty
- A legal obligation to act in the best interest of another party.
Questions this document helps with
- Who were the main people involved in the Tyco fraud?
- What were the impacts of the Tyco fraud on the company?
- How can companies prevent fraud like the Tyco case?
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