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Financial Sector Culture, Conduct Risk, and Prosperity: Lessons from the UK

Financial Sector Culture, Conduct Risk, and Prosperity: Lessons from the UK

by Sir Keith Skeoch

Non-Executive Chairman of insurer QBE’s European Operations.

Jun 11, 2024

Compendium
Ground BreakersChallenges in GovernanceManaging Culture & Conduct for Good GovernanceFailed GovernanceSocial Concerns as Business ConcernsUK

Capitalism is again suffering one of its many periodic crises. 

This time, however, it’s not the result of economic consequences stemming from a major financial market crash or panic. Rather, there appears to be a growing lack of confidence that the economic model which has delivered such wide-spread prosperity over the last 400 years is now failing to do so, despite the economy recovering from the deep recession caused by pandemic-induced lock downs. 

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