Manager Supervision for Governance, Culture, and Organizational Behavior
May 04, 2020
Compendium
It is an honor to contribute to Starling’s annual Compendium, which has—over the years—played an influential role in the emerging field of behavior and culture. With this Preamble, I hope to start where last year’s report left off. In the last section thereof, it was suggested that future progress in the field of behavior and culture would relate to:
In this Preamble, I would like to discuss related implications for supervisors and firms. I will do so by roughly sketching the development of De Nederlandsche Bank’s (DNB) approach to behavior and culture since its inception in 2010—ten years ago now.
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