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Why Behavior and Culture Are Essential to Governance

Why Behavior and Culture Are Essential to Governance

by Starling Insights

Starling Insights Editorial Board

Mar 11, 2025

Observations

In a recent blog post, Nicolas Strypstein, an Advisor at the National Bank of Belgium (NBB), highlights the growing emphasis on behavior and culture in bank governance.

"To strengthen trust in the banking sector, measures to ensure good governance of banks' activities are becoming more and more important," Strypstein writes. "Such measures are essential to guarantee the sound management of banks and maintain the confidence of their customers, the general public and the wider financial system."

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