What fundamental ethical principles would you take into consideration for making a prudent decision?
CS Professional · Ethics, Governance and Sustainability · PYQS · June 2017
What fundamental ethical principles would you take into consideration for making a prudent decision?
Answer & Explanation:
The following ethical principles would be considered to form a prudent decision: Integrity – Accounts and reports should be prepared in accordance with accounting standards and other principles so that they reflect the true and fair position of the company. Honesty – The aim should be to be honest to the company for the interest of various stakeholders. Truthfulness and correct disclosures cannot be sacrificed at any cost for immediate gains. Objectivity – Disclosures must be made at adequate places supported by proper annexures and other related evidences. In case there is a delay in making disclosures, it should be justified with proper reasons. Professional Competence – Professional ethics and standards including due care and diligence should be maintained in all circumstances. Confidentiality – Confidentiality of the company affairs should be maintained. The situation should be controlled to avoid panic in the organisation in order to ensure that the market standing and the stock prices are not negatively affected.
Topics: Business Ethics
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