Culture & Conduct

Culture & Conduct, Opinion
October 16, 2023

When one person’s robust management style becomes another’s bullying

When one person’s robust management style is interpreted as non-financial misconduct
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Culture & Conduct, Editor's letter
October 11, 2023

Editor's letter: Weeding out sexism in the city

The FCA could give banks the right to probe employees’ private lives
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Culture & Conduct, Opinion
October 3, 2023

Foreign bankers in China face emerging ‘human capital risk’ 

Top management can fall into China’s ever-expanding security and corruption dragnets.
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Culture & Conduct, Digital & Resilience, Regulation & Supervision
September 26, 2023

Singapore’s 'dirty money' detectives battle cross-border impasse

Singapore’s attempts to recoup $1.8bn from a money laundering scandal face an uphill battle against Asia Pacific’s fragmented legal system....
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Culture & Conduct, Digital & Resilience, Regulation & Supervision
September 14, 2023

Neobanks’ poor compliance fuels rise in digital fraud

Lax compliance processes at neobanks risk contributing to a rise in digital payments for money laundering, Europol has said. In...
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Culture & Conduct, Digital & Resilience, Digital Transformation, Regulation & Supervision, Uncategorized
August 31, 2023

Banks scan emojis and slang for 'context'

Banks are probing emojis and slang to flag up suspicious comms – as regtechs zero in on innovative contextual analysis...
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Crypto, Culture & Conduct, Editor's letter, Regulation & Supervision
August 29, 2023

Editor’s letter: Read the crisis comms banking playbook

Welcome back to the Banking Risk & Regulation newsletter. As summer winds down and we get back to business for autumn/fall (depending...
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Culture & Conduct, Governance & Reporting, Opinion
August 29, 2023

A crisis comms playbook for bankers

As a bank, how do you know when you’ve lost control of a spiralling crisis?  When you begin trending on...
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Culture & Conduct, Editor's letter, News, Regulation & Supervision
August 22, 2023

Editor's letter: ERMC’s Evgueni Ivantsov on post-Farage rep risk lessons

Welcome back to the Banking Risk & Regulation newsletter. Today we bring you our popular monthly opinion piece from Evgueni Ivantsov, chairman...
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LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 20: Reform UK honorary president Nigel Farage listens during a party press conference on March 20, 2023 in London, England. Reform UK was founded in 2018 as the Brexit Party, advocating for a "no-deal" exit from the European Union. It later rebranded as Reform UK. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)
Culture & Conduct, Opinion, Regulation & Supervision
August 21, 2023

Rep risk lessons from the Farage ‘de-banking’ affair

The recent Nigel Farage de-banking case teaches an important lesson about reputational risk management. Now that the dust has settled...
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Emojis are seen displayed on MacBook Pro touchbar in this illustration photo taken in Krakow, Poland on April 13, 2022. (Photo Illustration by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
Culture & Conduct, Editor's letter, Regulation & Supervision
August 18, 2023

Editor’s letter: Your weekly news round-up

Welcome to Banking Risk & Regulation’s weekly round-up newsletter. What are your weekend plans? A trip to the 🏖️, time with ‍‍‍,...
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