Your company transfers you to a foreign subsidiary as an assistant manager of operations. The purpose of the assignment is to be trained by one of the company’s “top managers.” Soon after arriving you discover that the manager had instituted an unusual accounting system. You have no real evidence, but the talk around the office is that the manager’s success is due to his payments to his government connections. It is also rumored that some of the hidden transactions have profited the manager personally. The subsidiary remains one of the most profitable of your company’s foreign operations. What do you do?