Events

Our Events page highlights the range of activities related to whistleblowing law and practice taking place all over the world.

We are particularly excited to showcase the work and contributions of WIN Members and Associates in these activities.

January 19, 2021

Rock Center Lunch Event: Whistleblowers, Ethics and Compliance

This event will be hosted by the Arthur and Toni Rembe Rock Center for Corporate Governance, a joint initiative of Stanford Law School and Stanford Graduate School of Business. Join a distinguished panel of experts for a conversation about the SEC’s whistleblower reward programme, recent changes to the programme, as well...

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January 19, 2021

Whistleblowers After Disclosure: Financial Impacts, Career Paths, and Survival Strategies

Whistleblowers perform a vital role in society, alerting the public to financial fraud, abuse in institutions and potential environmental disasters. But many genuine whistleblowers find themselves without a source of income and with little prospect of sourcing further work in their chosen career. If this situation does not change...

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December 17, 2020

What rights are there for whistleblowers in France?

Labor law, duty of vigilance and duty of discretion, freedom of expression and information, professional secrets... Faced with legislation that is often very complex and difficult to understand, it is hard for people wishing to blow the whistle to know what steps to take. Being informed of your rights is, however, an essential...

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December 09, 2020

Continuing to Shine the Light on Speak Up

This event from the Singapore Corporate Counsel Association will continue the conversation from their previous event on transparency. Speaking up is never easy, be it about harassment, a safety wrongdoing, or even to state a view. This discussion will navigate the complexities involved, increase awareness and help to demystify...

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December 09, 2020

Engaging on Whistleblowing: The Value for Investors

Effective whistleblowing mechanisms are a key feature of good governance and anti-corruption systems, as well as being reflective of a healthy corporate culture centred on trust and responsiveness. Investors can also use the presence or absence of these mechanisms to assess the efficiency of companies’ risk management processes...

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