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Governance Failures Damaging Trust

Governance Failures Damaging Trust

by Starling Insights

Starling Insights Editorial Board

Feb 27, 2025

Observations

Trust Challenges in Governance Failed Governance Culture & Consequences The Costs of Misconduct

According to a recent report from data analytics firm GlobalData, repeated corporate governance failures are damaging consumer trust in big business.

The report contends that aggressive tax avoidance, corruption, excessive executive remuneration, and relentless lobbying have undermined public confidence. Governance dictates "how a company's internal controls are used to inform business decisions, comply with the law and meet moral obligations to external stakeholders," GlobalData explains therein.

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