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A manager in a financial services company performs an act in Good Faith, but it results in a loss. Should he be held accountable?

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Question added by Nabeel Khan , Inspector (Investigation Officer) , Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) - Govt. of Pakistan
Date Posted: 2014/11/29
sohail shaikh
by sohail shaikh , Security and Safety Team Leader , Grand Hyatt Mumbai

It depends upon the organisation and his reporting supervisor but as he being a manager he should have done proper due diligence by working on profit and loss potentialities.So as per my view he should be accounted for loss incurred

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