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| Written by Wilfred Ling | ||||||
| Thursday, 23 October 2008 | ||||||
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Ethics and morale values. These are two very important key words for a financial practitioner. Whether this comes from an institution as a whole or individual financial advisers, ethics and morale values are the foundation of society. Without ethics and morale values, there is only decline. Consider the following:
How can a person “acquire” ethics and morale values? It is impossible to “acquire” ethics and moral values. The human being is born as an immoral person. When a baby is born, by default the child will tell lies. Parents have to teach them not to tell lies. Why does the young child tell lies? It is because by default the human heart is corrupt. Unless the child is taught and held accountable for their action, lies and deceit will always be the default behavior. In the corporate and business world, lies and deceit are the default behavior. While there are many regulations, it has been said that rules are meant to be broken. People can always find way to work round the rules. Unless a person is held accountable to a higher authority, lies and deceit are the ways which they conduct their daily business. Are you accountable to a higher authority?
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