Banks, insurers and brokers

Whistleblower reporting channel for financial services

A whistleblower reporting channel for financial services gives staff a private way to raise a concern. Banks, insurers, brokers and fund managers already run tight controls over money. This brings the same level of record keeping to reports about conduct. Anyone reviewing a case later can see each step.

Two colleagues standing by a window in a bank office, one holding a printed report
2 hours

To reply to a report at one group after it moved to WeMoral, down from 11 days

27

EU states where the directive is now law. It affects groups with branches abroad

Frankfurt

Where every case file is stored. The data does not leave the EU

Case records

What an auditor can see in one case file

A shared mailbox cannot show who read a report, or when. The case record logs it as the case goes on, so the full history is there when you need it.

You decide who can open, answer or close a case. The most sensitive fields can be kept to a smaller group.

The date and time the report arrived

Proof you replied within seven days

Who opened the case, and when

Who could see the case at each stage

Every message sent to and from the reporter

What was asked for, and what came back

Every file, virus scanned and cleaned of hidden data

What proof was added, and when

The decision, and the action taken after it

How the firm responded

The closing date, and how long you keep it

When the record is due for deletion

Common report topics

What people in banking and insurance report

Reports cover a wider range of topics than most risk assessments plan for. The subjects below come up most often in this sector.

Pressure to meet sales or lending targets by breaking the rules

Conflicts of interest that were not declared

How customer complaints are handled and recorded

Market conduct, including the use of inside information

Money laundering checks that were not completed

Bullying, harassment or discrimination within a team

Twelve report categories come as standard. Rename them, remove them, or use your own list before the page goes live.

Anonymity

Reports that name a senior manager

A compliance officer and a colleague talking over open files in a meeting room

In a small compliance team, the person named in a report may work in the same room. Anonymity is often the only reason such a report is made.

The form asks for no name or email, and keeps no IP address
Files are cleaned of hidden data, so they do not show who sent them
Messages both ways are encrypted, so no reply goes to a personal inbox

Name a second case handler before the channel goes live. A report about the head of compliance should not land with that same person.

“Every report, every message, every attachment in one encrypted timeline... closing cases twice as fast”

Compliance Manager, financial services

Frequently asked questions

The duty comes from your national whistleblowing law, the national law behind the EU Whistleblower Directive (2019/1937). It applies from 50 workers up, a line most financial firms passed long ago. Your sector rules may ask for more, so read both.

You can show the full case list, and any single case as a timeline. Every read and every change is logged at the time it happens. Case counts by status and by month export straight into a board report. Access stays with the handlers you appoint.

Yes. The form is anonymous as supplied. It asks for no name and keeps no IP address, and hidden data is stripped from every attachment. The reporter receives a one-time code and uses it to read the reply.

PRO costs €79 a month, net, with the year paid in advance. That includes unlimited reports and five panel users. The first 30 days are free. If you already use another provider, we move your open cases across with no downtime.

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A ready-made reporting page compliant with the EU Whistleblower Protection Directive. Deploy it without a developer.