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Singapore-based Wirecard whistleblower building platform for others like him

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Claudia Chong

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Published Wed, Sep 6, 2023 · 04:58 PM
    • Pav Gill hopes to draw on his Wirecard experience as his new company builds a tech platform for whistleblowers.
    • Pav Gill hopes to draw on his Wirecard experience as his new company builds a tech platform for whistleblowers. PHOTO: PAV GILL

    THE whistleblower who helped expose one of Europe’s most high-profile fraud cases is developing a platform to aid the reporting of wrongdoing at companies.

    Pav Gill, a former senior legal counsel at disgraced fintech giant Wirecard, in July co-founded a Singapore company called Confide.

    The platform it is developing is designed to safeguard whistleblowers’ anonymity, and help companies ensure they are compliant in their handling of possible misconduct.

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