Trust Digest 142 (June 6, 2016) 

Probe Said to Find Rebates Lurking Behind U.S. Ad Deals

AP Wisconsin Supreme Court to Rule on Predictive Algorithms Used in Sentencing

Ruling would be among first to speak to legality of risk assessments as aid in meting out punishments.       
Key Words: Risk assessments, algorithms, criminal conduct  
Trust Issues: Risk tolerance, Benevolent Concern, Capability  

NY Fed first rejected cyber-heist transfers, then moved $81 million

Hours before the Federal Reserve Bank of New York approved four fraudulent requests to send $81 million from a Bangladesh Bank account to cyber thieves, the Fed branch blocked those same requests because they lacked information required to transfer money, according to two people with direct knowledge of the matter.  
Key Words: NY Fed, Bangladesh Bank, cyber thieves 
Trust Issues: Risk Tolerance, Situational Security    

The Unexpected Regulatory Threat to Global Trade

EU has included trade finance instruments in list of bank liabilities that could be at risk if a bank goes under.   
Key Words:  Global commerce, EU regulations, bank bailouts 
Trust Issues: Risk Tolerance, Interests, Capability  

Oregon livestock company wins trade-secret injunction 

Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley ‘will go before MPs’

Sports Direct has been criticised for working conditions at the warehouse, including employing staff on zero-hour contracts.
Key Words: Sports Direct, worker conditions

Trust Issues: Benevolent Concern, Integrity

‘Niger Delta Avengers’ Sabotage Oil Output