A timely flashback to some earlier culture and conduct reading & resources… as City & Financial prepare for this year’s #CultureandConduct conference. For 2020 they’re lining up a who’s who of speakers, including Dr Ian Peters MBE from the Institute of Business Ethics, Jonathan Davidson from the Financial Conduct Authority and Alison Cottrell from theContinue reading “#CultureandConduct 2020”
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Navigate the Ethics challenges of a Remote Workforce
The SCCE is putting on a half-day online and interactive conference focused on the challenges of remote working. Attendees will have the opportunity to earn live Compliance Certification Board (CCB)® continuing education units (CEUs). Learn More BONUS! Live conference attendees will have free access to the session recordings for 30 days after the conference. Here’s the sessionContinue reading “Navigate the Ethics challenges of a Remote Workforce”
Can ‘10% more ethical’ be extrapolated?
More facts and the full report: ethics.org.au/the-ethical-advantage/ Key quote on ethical decision making “It is only right to examine how ethical-decision making benefits society. It is not surprising that some of the benefits are demonstrable in economic terms. As a result, purposeful investment to build ethical infrastructure makes sense for our societies and our economies.Continue reading “Can ‘10% more ethical’ be extrapolated?”
2020 Nordic Business Ethics Survey
Nordic Business Ethics Network (NBEN) is a professional network for people who share a mission to promote responsible corporate conduct, business integrity, and responsible leadership. 700 people registered for their recent live-streamed release event – you can now, as I have, download the full 2020 Nordic Business Ethics survey report. It is full of usefulContinue reading “2020 Nordic Business Ethics Survey”
What levers do governments have to change the organisational culture of international companies?
Key take-aways from the recent #BetterRegulation conference organised by FIPRA and the European Justice Forum. The conference also marked the launch of a Brussels and EU chapter for the International Network for the Delivery of Regulation. “The basic idea is to say let’s regulate through ethical culture, rather than through deterrence. Let’s have a problem-solving approach, rather than the linearContinue reading “What levers do governments have to change the organisational culture of international companies?”
Anti-Corruption Compliance Drivers, Mechanisms, and Ideas for Change
In case you missed today’s OECD webinar on what really motivates anti-corruption compliance – then here’s the replay: Find more about the speakers, report download and lots more resources on the OECD website here: oecd.org/corruption/anti-bribery/ AretéWork is a Knowledge Partner for OECD Integrity.
Shinsu University White Collar Crime Workshop
Coming up on Friday 20 November 2020 – we hope to see you at this event organised by Daisuke Fukamizu, partner at Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu and associate research professor at Shinsu University. The full-day programme includes this roundtable: Corporate Culture & Corporate Crimes Roundtable Moderator Thomas Miles (University of Chicago) Panelists Tatsuhiko Inatani (KyotoContinue reading “Shinsu University White Collar Crime Workshop”
#BetterRegulation
At a FIPRA event last year, much attention was devoted to Ethical Business Practice and Regulation. Building on the positive response both to the event and in subsequent work, in Europe and around the world, FIPRA wants to build on those foundations. This year’s FIPRA and European Justice Forum joint conference will mark the launchContinue reading “#BetterRegulation”
A quick 4 question Q&A on Ethical Business Practice
A quick 4 question Q&A prior to the 6th Annual Bled Compliance and Ethics Conference – with Andrijana Bergant – President of EICE – the European Institute for Compliance and Ethics: [Andrijana Bergant] – What are in your opinion most important lessons from current corona crises for compliance officers and business leaders to benefit from?Continue reading “A quick 4 question Q&A on Ethical Business Practice”
What really motivates anti-corruption compliance?
I was reflecting on this question and my first take is: The best motivation is a deep seated desire to do the right thing. There’s more to it as you might expect – and I am excited that OECD is digging into it deeper – I’ll be tuning in, I hope you will too: TheContinue reading “What really motivates anti-corruption compliance?”
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