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A ten-page whistleblower report outlining concerns within First Citizens, in particular the conduct and actions of Deputy Chairman Dr Sterling Frost, has been submitted to its Board of Directors for urgent action.
The report, completed according to the Bank’s Whistleblowing Policy #284, was submitted in March 2026 and focuses on four main complaints: the alleged misuse of the Group’s whistleblowing mechanism as an instrument of coordinated targeting; an alleged structural conflict of interest between a senior management role and a board-level position that compromises the independence of critical organisational processes; the alleged overreach of a board member into operational matters, leaving the chief executive without the executive support required to lead the institution; and the Board’s alleged failure to discharge its fiduciary and regulatory obligations in multiple material respects.
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