Business Ethics Shoaib Ishfaq ID 11500410 ANZ ethics under scrutiny over Cambodian sugar plantation loan This report is focused on the application of ethics in business. Organization must need to work in the ethical code of society in which they operate. ANZ's support of the Phnom Penh Sugar Company's plantation is beset by a series of social and environmental problems. Senior ANZ executives met representatives of the more than 1000 families forcibly removed from their homes in 2010 to make way for the sugar crop owned by Ly Yong Phat, one of Cambodia's richest men and a senator from the country's ruling political party. The audits, prepared for ANZ and PP Sugar, reveal Senator Phat's company has failed to ensure resettled families have adequate food supplies. Company has not implemented environmental, health and social management programs required by ANZ to meet its ethical lending obligations.(Richard, 2015) This report emphasis the importance of business ethics as it is Asked if ANZ would withdraw its financial support if the situation did not improve, the spokesman said: ''Where we have found that a client does not meet our environmental and social standards and they are not willing to adapt their practices, ANZ has declined funding or exited the relationship.''(Richard, 2015) This case seriously calls into question the credibility of ANZ's due diligence process. Business organizations must ensure that their course of work must meet the ethical requirements of society.

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Shoaib Ishfaq ID 11500410 ANZ ethics under scrutiny over Cambodian sugar plantation loan

This report is focused on the application of ethics in business. Organization must need to work in the ethical code of society in which they operate.ANZ's support of the Phnom Penh Sugar Company's plantation is beset by a series of social and environmental problems. Senior ANZ executives met representatives of the more than 1000 families forcibly removed from their homes in 2010 to make way for the sugar crop owned by Ly Yong Phat, one of Cambodia's richest men and a senator from the country's ruling political party. The audits, prepared for ANZ and PP Sugar, reveal Senator Phat's company has failed to ensure resettled families have adequate food supplies. Company has not implemented environmental, health and social management programs required by ANZ to meet its ethical lending obligations.(Richard, 2015)This report emphasis the importance of business ethics as it is Asked if ANZ would withdraw its financial support if the situation did not improve, the spokesman said: ''Where we have found that a client does not meet our environmental and social standards and they are not willing to adapt their practices, ANZ has declined funding or exited the relationship.''(Richard, 2015)This case seriously calls into question the credibility of ANZ's due diligence process. Business organizations must ensure that their course of work must meet the ethical requirements of society.

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Richard, B 2015, ANZ ethics under scrutiny over Cambodian sugar plantation loan', The Sydney Morning Herald03 June 2015. Available from: . [03 June 2015].