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Top-level business executives are significantly more likely to commit financial crimes if their parents had been suspected or convicted of similar crimes. 🏦💼 The study also found that business leaders found guilty of financial crimes were more likely to have…
📈 A study from the University of Oulu's Business School found that top business executives are more likely to commit financial crimes if their parents were suspected or convicted of similar offenses.
👨⚖️ The likelihood of executives committing financial crimes also increased if their spouse had committed similar crimes, with the risk growing the longer the couples were together.
🌍 Executives living in areas with a higher-than-average incidence of financial crimes were also found to be more prone to committing such crimes themselves.
#FinancialCrime #CorporateEthics #BehavioralEconomics
👨⚖️ The likelihood of executives committing financial crimes also increased if their spouse had committed similar crimes, with the risk growing the longer the couples were together.
🌍 Executives living in areas with a higher-than-average incidence of financial crimes were also found to be more prone to committing such crimes themselves.
#FinancialCrime #CorporateEthics #BehavioralEconomics