Case Studies of Corporate-Related Financial Institutions Promoting Selfish Interests through Money Laundering and Associated Unethical-Based Business Practices Abstract

It appears from recent experiences that to-day's governance (Man-Mangement) has been degraded to such an extent that moral bankruptcy has become an integral part of day to day business activities -- as evidenced by experiences -- where righteousness is at a discount (account tampering, manipulation/falsification of accounts and frauds are rampant); truth has become rare, trickery at all levels of governance through rampant red tapism in decision-making (and corporate-related financial institutions' resorting to heinous business practices of money laundering, etc.) is spreading and integrity is vanishing; and selfishnesse is growing alarmingly in all spheres of human business life. The research paper is based on case studies of major corporate related financial institutions with recommendations to come out with practical solutions