Speak up policy

FMO encourages its employees and third parties to (anonymously) report irregularities and/or suspected irregularities so that FMO is aware of, can deal with, and prevent issues, including the ability to draw lessons learned and improve business procedures. Irregularities include, but are not limited to:

• a criminal offence has been committed (or deliberately concealed), is being committed or is likely to be committed: e.g. fraud, corruption, theft, money laundering, market abuse, insider trading,
• a person has breached, is breaching, or is suspected to breach laws or regulations, FMO’s internal rules and regulations or core values,
• providing incorrect information or withholding, destroying, or manipulating information (regarding the irregularity), or
• acute danger (to the environment), where a compelling and urgent social interest requires immediate reporting.

Disclosures may be filed anonymously but to ensure the most effective follow up, you are encouraged to provide contact details.