Chinese wall - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 07:14, 26 November 2020

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	It is particularly common in financial institutions where one division may be offering corporate advice about issues that could impact on share prices, such as mergers or acquisitions, whilst another division may be advising about share dealing. A Chinese wall is intended to help prevent information leaking between the two divisions.		It is particularly common in financial institutions where one division may be offering corporate advice about issues that could impact on share prices, such as mergers or acquisitions, whilst another division may be advising about share dealing. A Chinese wall is intended to help prevent information leaking between the two divisions.

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	* Code of conduct.		* Code of conduct.
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	* Professional practice.		* Professional practice.

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Editor at 15:31, 25 May 2018

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		+	* Code of conduct.
	* Conflict avoidance.		* Conflict avoidance.
	* Conflict of interest.		* Conflict of interest.
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	* Professional practice.		* Professional practice.

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Designing Buildings at 10:55, 2 February 2018

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−	Chinese wall ~~refers to~~ an ethical barrier that is erected within an organisation to avoid conflicts of interest. It is required where information held by one ~~division~~ of an organisation needs to be withheld from another division of the organisation.	+	A Chinese wall is an ethical barrier that is erected within an organisation to avoid conflicts of interest. It is required where information held by one part of an organisation needs to be withheld from another division of the organisation.

−	It is particularly common in financial institutions where a division may be offering corporate advice on ~~takeovers~~, ~~and~~ another division may be advising ~~clients~~ about share ~~options~~. A Chinese wall ~~helps~~ prevent ~~corporate inside~~ information ~~from~~ leaking between divisions ~~and having undue influence~~.	+	It is particularly common in financial institutions where one division may be offering corporate advice about issues that could impact on share prices, such as mergers or acquisitions, whilst another division may be advising about share dealing. A Chinese wall is intended to help prevent information leaking between the two divisions.

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Editor at 13:10, 18 January 2018

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	* Conflict avoidance.		* Conflict avoidance.
		+	* Conflict of interest.
	* Corporate finance.		* Corporate finance.
	* Corporate social responsibility in construction.		* Corporate social responsibility in construction.

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Chinese wall refers to an ethical barrier that is erected within an organisation to avoid conflicts of interest. It is required where information held by one division of an organisation needs to be withheld from another division of the organisation.

It is particularly common in financial institutions where a division may be offering corporate advice on takeovers, and another division may be advising clients about share options. A Chinese wall helps prevent corporate inside information from leaking between divisions and having undue influence.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Conflict avoidance.
* Corporate finance.
* Corporate social responsibility in construction.
* Ethics in construction.
* Fair payment practices.
* Professional practice.

[[Category:Organisations]] [[Category:Construction_management]] [[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]