code_of_conduct_on_integrity_2018.pdf
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… services and in situations where the giver still ‘needs’ something (such as an order). If none of the above apply, employees are allowed to accept occasional small gifts with a value of €50 or less. Occasional small gifts usually represent a courtesy exchange without ulterior motives; for example, a bottle of wine or flowers as a token of appreciation for giving a presentation. More expensive gifts should not be accepted. They should be politely turned down or returned. As in the case of accepting … in an individual case, they shall consult with UM’s Legal Affairs department. 3.6 Financial interests in companies It may happen that a Maastricht University employee has financial interests in one or more companies that are not listed on the stock exchange, or that they trade in stocks or are planning to do so. This situation can entail risks, such as conflicts of interest, or prior knowledge and the accompanying potential misuse of price-sensitive information. It is important to remain open and …