“Financial honesty isn’t just about personal integrity – it’s a window into how cultural values and economic realities shape entire markets,” said Amir Nada, CEO of ROSHI. “Our research reveals that Vietnam’s trust-based culture creates conditions where transparency strengthens rather than threatens individual prospects, while other markets face pressures that make financial honesty a luxury many cannot afford.”
Key findings from the study include:
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Vietnam leads the region with 66% financial honesty, followed by Thailand at 64%
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Young adults aged 21-34 show highest misreporting rates across all markets due to social media pressure and career vulnerability
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Digital transformation amplifies financial deception through curated social media personas and easier credit access
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Singapore’s 41% misreporting rate reflects competitive pressures despite high incomes, where financial positioning becomes critical for premium resources
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Economic stress drives overconfidence bias in Philippines (60%) and Indonesia (58%), creating cycles where poor decisions occur when mistakes are most costly
The full study is available athttps://www.roshi.sg/financial-honesty-study-south-east-asia/
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