Culture & Conduct
August 16, 2023
Why regulators are turning the tide on đąđ¤¨đŹ in business comms
Would you send a đ in an email to the regulator? It could come across as friendly, or be seen...
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Culture & Conduct, Digital & Resilience, Editor's letter, Governance & Reporting, Regulation & Supervision
August 15, 2023
Editor's letter: China hits banks with data rules
Welcome back to the Banking Risk & Regulation newsletter. Banks have just nine more days to respond to a People's Bank of...
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August 9, 2023
Farage fallout reveals âfailuresâ in banksâ first line of defence
Shoddy first lines of defence and lax processes on reputation risk committees are undermining their original purpose â to protect...
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August 8, 2023
Editor's letter: Why banks could face another Archegos blow-up
Welcome back to the Banking Risk & Regulation newsletter. European regulators are grappling with the growing risk of cyber attacks...
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August 7, 2023
Credit Suisse âheadlineâ fine glosses over underlying equity financing risk
At first glance, the $387m of fines imposed on Credit Suisse ought to draw a line under the Archegos scandal...
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August 2, 2023
How to clean up a bank in 120 days
UBS has just 120 days to bring its problem child, Credit Suisse, into line as it is forced to comply...
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July 26, 2023
Editorâs letter: NatWestâs Alison Rose on âall the factsâ
Welcome to Banking Risk & Regulation. NatWest CEO Alison Roseâs resignation after admitting she briefed a BBC journalist inaccurately about Nigel...
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July 25, 2023
Banks boost horizon scanning for reputational risks
Banks are scrutinising their clients and commercial partnersâ culture more closely to mitigate reputational risk, after cutting ties with disgraced...
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July 20, 2023
WFH puts bankers at risk of culture drift
The risk of slow cultural drift is worrying experts, as working from home becomes so popular that banks downsize their...
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July 6, 2023
The rising risk of âcultural contaminationâ
Itâs back with a vengeance. UBSâs chair Colm Kelleher brought the term âcultural contaminationâ back into public view when he...
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July 6, 2023
WFH cuts risk of traders misbehaving
A new study shows a significant drop in securities misconduct among traders working from home, suggesting solo work minimises collusion...
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