Governance & Policies

Anti-Fraud and Whistleblowing Policy

This page serves as a guideline for Lianson Fleet Group (“LFG”) and its subsidiaries’ (“the GROUP”) stakeholders to report a Whistleblowing complaint to the management of LFG for action.

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Confidential Reporting

LFG (“the Company”) expects the highest standard of conduct and integrity from all that have dealings with it. The Company takes serious view of any Wrongdoing on the part of any of the GROUP’s employees, management, directors and service providers in particular with respect to their obligation to the GROUP’s interest.

The Whistleblowing channels are established to help stakeholders raise concerns, without fear of retaliation, on any Wrongdoing that they may observe in the GROUP.

Type of Wrongdoing

2.1.1 Parties can report a Whistleblowing complaint if they are aware of any Wrongdoing, including but not limited to the following:

Acting in Good Faith

LFG expects all parties to act in good faith and have reasonable grounds when reporting a Whistleblowing complaint. If allegations are proven to be malicious, parties responsible may be subject to appropriate action, up to legal action where applicable.

Whistleblowing Channel


Whistleblowing complaints can be made to this reporting channel:

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