The OCEG GRC Illustrated Series: GRC for Conflict of Interest Management
FACT: Employee conflicts of interest (COIs) are observed often, but reported rarely. COIs are the third most commonly observed type of misconduct, according to the 2013 National Business Ethics Survey (NBES), but only 49 percent of workers who observe COI misconduct are reporting what they see.
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