What can lead to an organisation being reported to a regulatory body?

The outcome of being reported to a regulatory body primarily stems from breaches of laws or regulations. When an organization fails to comply with statutory requirements, industry regulations, or governmental standards, it raises significant concerns that warrant the attention of regulatory bodies. These breaches can vary widely, encompassing issues like financial misreporting, safety violations, environmental infractions, or non-compliance with labor laws. Regulatory bodies exist to enforce compliance and ensure that organizations operate within the legal frameworks intended to protect the interests of the public, stakeholders, and the environment.

In contrast, exceeding projected revenue, launching a new product, and increasing market share are typical business activities and operational strategies that, while important for growth and profit, do not inherently involve legal or regulatory violations. As a result, such actions would not typically lead to an organization being reported to a regulatory body unless they are accompanied by illegal practices or unethical behaviors.