Purpose

Coordinate the ethical, anti-bribery, transparency, privacy and cybersecurity practices that support sound ESG governance, upholding integrity, transparency, and accountability across all business activities. The code of ethics is documented in the employee handbook.

Steps

#ActionDetailsEvidence
1Adhere to a strict Code of Ethics and Conduct, covering integrity, accountability, and respectMaintain and communicate the Code of Ethics and related standards of conduct.Code of Ethics, standards, acknowledgements and training records
2Enforce anti-corruption and anti-bribery policies with mandatory staff trainingProvide periodic ethics, anti-bribery, privacy and security awareness.Anti-bribery training completion records
3Maintain transparent financial and operational reporting aligned with international standardsEnsure material governance and ESG communications are accurate, approved and evidence-based.Approved governance and ESG communications
4Enforce data privacy and cybersecurity standards to protect customer assets and informationMaintain channels for questions and confidential reporting of suspected misconduct.Concern, investigation and remediation records
5Apply conflict-of-interest, gifts, hospitality and third-party integrity controls—Conflict, gift and third-party integrity records
6Assess and investigate concerns under the applicable HR, ABC, compliance, privacy or security procedure—Concern, investigation and remediation records
7Track remediation, disciplinary action and lessons learned and report material matters to management and the Board—Concern, investigation and remediation records

Governance Pillars

  • Ethical Conduct — Upholding integrity, transparency, and accountability across all business activities. We refer to our code of ethics documented in the employee handbook.
  • Risk Management — Proactively identifying and addressing risks to safeguard the organization and its stakeholders. We refer to our Risk Management Framework Manual where this is documented.
  • ESG Integration — Embedding sustainability considerations into investment decisions, product development, and operational strategies.

Proportionality Considerations

  • Maintain concise, principle-based governance policies as a small VASP.
  • Introduce board committees, independent oversight, and ESG audits progressively as complexity increases.
  • The Compliance Officer and Management Board share responsibility for maintaining ethical, transparent, and sustainable practices.

Records

  • Code of Ethics, standards, acknowledgements and training records
  • Conflict, gift and third-party integrity records
  • Anti-bribery training completion records
  • Concern, investigation and remediation records
  • Approved governance and ESG communications

Relationships

History

  • 2026-07-26: Created from section 4.1 of the approved ESG Manual.