We already know this but study shows BANKERS ARE MORE LIKELY TO CHEAT than other people

A study of investment managers and traders at a major international bank suggests that the financial industry's culture encourages dishonest behavior, but that the individuals themselves are not inherently dishonest.
The reputation of the financial sector has taken a bashing in the wake of the 2008 global financial meltdown, and after scandals involving the manipulation of interest rates, fraudulent deals and rogue traders losing billions of dollars. Now, a team of economists at the University of Zurich in Switzerland has found that when bankers think about their jobs, they are more likely to lie — evidence that banking culture encourages dishonest behaviour.

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