At Ryoss, ethics are more than a compliance requirement, they are the foundation of how we do business. Our commitment to ethical conduct is embedded in every decision, every action, and every relationship. This policy outlines the standards and expectations we hold ourselves to ensuring that integrity, transparency, and accountability are not only practiced internally but reflected in how we engage with our clients, partners, and communities. We believe doing the right thing is essential to building lasting trust and delivering long-term value.
Integrity and Transparency: Ethical business practices play a critical role in how we operate with integrity and transparency. All Ryoss staff, from leadership to new hires, are expected to act honestly and honourably in all business dealings. We maintain accurate financial records and honestly report our performance. We do not tolerate fraud, embezzlement, or any form of misrepresentation. Our communications, whether with clients, suppliers, or the public, are truthful and made in good faith. By operating transparently, we build trust with all stakeholders and uphold our reputation as a reliable, principled firm.
Compliance with Laws: Ryoss is committed to full compliance with all applicable laws and regulations in every jurisdiction where we operate. This includes (but is not limited to) employment laws, environmental regulations, data protection and privacy laws, and trade and import/export regulations.
We stay informed of legal requirements and ensure our internal policies meet or exceed legal standards. Where multiple jurisdictions are involved, we adhere to the highest standard applicable. Compliance is not seen as a checkbox exercise, but as a fundamental duty, part of being a responsible corporate citizen.
We also expect our contractors and partners to comply with all laws; any wilful violations are unacceptable to us.
Anti-Corruption and Fair Dealing: Ryoss has a zero-tolerance policy for bribery and corruption in any form. We strictly prohibit the giving or receiving of bribes, kickbacks, extravagant gifts, or any improper payments to obtain business advantage.
All employees, as well as agents working on our behalf, must abide by anti-corruption laws such as the Australian Bribery Act and international conventions. We provide guidance and training on identifying and avoiding corruption risks, especially when operating in regions where such risks may be higher.
Our business decisions, from awarding contracts to hiring staff, are based on merit and fair criteria, never on unethical influence. We compete fairly in the market, avoiding conflicts of interest and respecting confidentiality. Every employee is expected to avoid situations where personal interests conflict with the interests of Ryoss or our clients; if such situations arise, they must be disclosed and managed transparently.
By insisting on fairness and honesty, we ensure long-term, trust-based relationships with clients and partners.
Privacy and Data Security: In our role as a technology and outsourcing consultancy, we often handle sensitive information for our clients and our business. We are deeply committed to protecting the privacy of personal data and the confidentiality of client information.
Our IT and security policies ensure that data is secured against unauthorised access or breach. Employees are trained on their obligations to safeguard information and to use data only for its intended, lawful purpose.
We comply with data protection regulations (such as GDPR and relevant local laws) and regularly audit our practices to maintain robust security. By treating data security as part of our ethical duty, we uphold the trust that clients place in us to handle their operations and information.
Accountability and Governance: Good governance at Ryoss means we have clear accountability and oversight for our ethical practices. Our leadership sets the tone from the top, ensuring a culture where ethical conduct is rewarded and misconduct is not tolerated. We have internal controls and audit processes to ensure compliance and to identify any deviations from our standards. An independent whistleblower mechanism is available for anyone to report concerns anonymously, and these reports are reviewed at a senior level (with Board oversight when necessary).
We are committed to addressing any identified issues promptly and learning from them to improve our systems. Regular training on our Code of Conduct and core policies is provided to all employees so that expectations remain clear.
Furthermore, we integrate ethics into our performance evaluations, we expect not just results, but results achieved the right way. In summary, Ryoss’s Ethical Business Conduct Policy ties together all our commitments with the overarching principle that we will do business the right way. By operating ethically and with integrity and transparency.

Ethical Business Conduct
Why this matters?
We create a strong foundation of trust with our clients, employees, investors, and the communities we serve. Whether it’s through avoiding conflicts of interest, combating corruption, or honouring our legal and moral obligations, we are steadfast in upholding a culture of ethics. This commitment gives our partners confidence that Ryoss is not only an innovative and effective firm, but also a principled one, a company that they can be proud to work with and for.
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