Moral Oath

IIBI London – ISRA Kuala Lumpur recommended a moral code of conduct agreed at a joint thematic workshop in London in 2012 on Legal Compliance and Moral Responsibility in Islamic finance. An independent non-partisan think tank ResPublica believes that people who work at major financial institutions should agree to swear an oath agreeing not to behave improperly and confront impropriety, in the same way as doctors

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