How Conduct Watch protects your people and organisation
No one is immune from the business and reputational risks that arise from misconduct and fraud. Don’t wait for the worst to happen.
Conduct Watch provides a complete whistleblowing solution that can help accelerate the identification, response, resolution, and reporting of wrongdoing.
Reduce business risk and foster a healthier workplace culture
Employees are your greatest assets. They need to have a safe and transparent workplace environment where they are empowered to speak up. Conduct Watch can help you protect your reputation, people and business by providing a secure and anonymous whistleblower channel for concerns to be safely raised.
Why whistleblowing matters in Singapore
We understand the importance of maintaining transparency and accountability in today’s business environment. Conduct Watch aims to help organisations in Singapore and globally uphold these values by providing a secure, reliable, and independent platform for whistleblowing. Discover how our platform can benefit your organisation, enhance your reputation and drive business success in Singapore and beyond.
In 2021, business leaders reported 41% increase in whistleblower reports which is likely to rise further |
Out of all fraud cases that are discovered within organisations 33% of cases are exposed by whistleblowers |
Whistleblowing reports have confirmed that 58% of organisations considers whistleblowing as high priority |
Each year companies lose on average 5% of their turnover to fraud. Twice as much as companies without a whistleblowing programme |
42% of schemes were detected by tip, and half of those tips came from employees |
In 2022 46% of organisations have updated their whistleblowing programmes |
Read our 2024 Conduct Watch survey report here:
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Whistleblowing made simple, safe and secure
Building trust is key, which is why independence matters to us. Our localised whistleblowing service in Singapore makes speaking up easy, efficient and secure
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How Conduct Watch works
What is the process when someone wants to report an incident through our Conduct Watch whistleblowing solution? These are the steps:
The whistleblower can choose their preferred channel, fill out a simple form in their local language and opt to be anonymous if they wish.
Deloitte’s team of whistleblowing analysts manages the reporting channels and will serve as the first point of contact. The team will handle the reports in terms of taking the calls, gathering information, translating, preparing a summary, preparing a report, providing recommendations and adding attachments.
The reports will be then routed to the designated stakeholder (case manager) within your organisation. At this stage, the team will also determine if there is any conflict of interest and prevent tipping-off by escalating the reports to an alternative stakeholder.
The reports will be then routed to the designated stakeholder (case manager) within your organisation. At this stage, the team will also determine if there is any conflict of interest and prevent tipping-off by escalating the reports to an alternative stakeholder.
Reports trigger an immediate email notification to the designated case manager, who begins the investigation. The whistleblower receives updates when there is a response.
Whichever channel is used, the whistleblower is provided a reference number and a password to access the whistleblowing platform, giving them a secure way to check on case progress, receive updates, and add additional details or attachments if requested — even if the report is made anonymously.
As the case manager continues with the investigation, they communicate with relevant individuals within the organisation to decide on the best course of action.
To better understand our Conduct Watch whistleblowing system and all the case management functions available, book a demo with us
Whichever channel is used, the whistleblower is provided a reference number and a password to access the whistleblowing platform, giving them a secure way to check on case progress, receive updates, and add additional details or attachments if requested — even if the report is made anonymously.
As the case manager continues with the investigation, they communicate with relevant individuals within the organisation to decide on the best course of action.
To better understand our Conduct Watch whistleblowing system and all the case management functions available, book a demo with us
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Why Deloitte?
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We have built a comprehensive and enhanced solution to meet your needs
We leverage our teams across the world for your whistleblowing needs
Tailored to complement and enhance your organisation's processes
Direct access to the team for any assistance you need
Streamlined processes and accessible anytime, anywhere
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What our clients say about us
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Whistleblowing FAQ
Whistleblowing is the reporting of unfair, illegal or unethical activity, usually at work. Where such activity remains unreported and undetected, it could result in serious damage to an organisation. Having a whistleblowing system in place is an effective tool for companies to uncover and address misconduct.
A whistleblowing system is a reporting system for employees to raise concerns about unfair, illegal or unethical activity in the workplace. At the core of an effective whistleblowing system is the availability of trusted channels of communication that are secure, guarantee anonymity, and allow for timely communication and feedback with the whistleblower.
This makes it possible for a whistleblower to safely report issues or wrongdoing without fear of repercussions.
This makes it possible for a whistleblower to safely report issues or wrongdoing without fear of repercussions.
Whistleblowing plays a pivotal role in upholding ethical standards and regulatory compliance. It remains one of the most effective measures to help organisations uncover and address unethical behaviour promptly and discreetly.
In Singapore, the Code of Corporate Governance advises listed companies to establish whistleblowing channels that allow employees’ concerns about possible improprieties to be safely raised, independently investigated and appropriately followed up on. Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) has also mandated that all issuers establish and maintain a whistleblowing policy that ensures anonymous reporting and that the whistleblower is protected from reprisal.
Conduct Watch can help protect your reputation, people and assets by providing a secure and anonymous reporting channel for concerns to be safely raised by employees.
- It is estimated that organisations lose 5% of revenue to fraud each year.
- From 2018-2020, 42% of Singapore-based companies experienced fraud and economic crime from 2018-2020, with 54% of these companies reporting a cumulative direct financial loss of more than USD1 million
- In 2021, business leaders across the Asia-Pacific region reported a 41% increase in whistleblower reports, a number which is likely to rise further
- Tips were the most common way frauds came to light, with 43% of cases being uncovered due to a tip from a whistleblower.
- Organisations with whistleblower hotlines experienced a 50% reduction in both the median loss from fraud schemes and the duration required to detect these schemes, compared to organisations without such hotlines
- As of 2022, 92% of organisations in the Asia-Pacific Region have a formal written whistleblower policy in place
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This is more than three times as many cases as any other detection mechanism – showing that whistleblowing is significantly more effective than internal controls like audits or management reviews.
In Singapore, the Code of Corporate Governance advises listed companies to establish whistleblowing channels that allow employees’ concerns about possible improprieties to be safely raised, independently investigated and appropriately followed up on. Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) has also mandated that all issuers establish and maintain a whistleblowing policy that ensures anonymous reporting and that the whistleblower is protected from reprisal.
Conduct Watch can help protect your reputation, people and assets by providing a secure and anonymous reporting channel for concerns to be safely raised by employees.
In 2023 and 2024, Deloitte held its Conduct Watch survey to engage business leaders from Asia Pacific region and beyond with oversight of whistleblowing programmes, in order to gather insights into organisational capabilities and attitudes towards whistleblowing.
Click here to access our 2023 Asia Pacific Conduct Watch Survey Report - The Singaporean Perspective: Download the full report. In this report, we present the key findings based on the responses provided by respondents based in Singapore.
Click here to access the full 2024 Asia Pacific Conduct Watch Survey Report: Download the full report
Click here to access our 2023 Asia Pacific Conduct Watch Survey Report - The Singaporean Perspective: Download the full report. In this report, we present the key findings based on the responses provided by respondents based in Singapore.
Click here to access the full 2024 Asia Pacific Conduct Watch Survey Report: Download the full report
Singapore currently does not have overarching whistleblower laws or regulatory requirements in place to protect whistleblowers, unlike other countries such as Malaysia, the UK, and the EU (EU Whistleblowing Directive).
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