In recent years, bank regulators have looked to behavioral science to better assess conduct norms, propensities and risks among firms.
Observations
May 02, 2023In a Harvard Business Review article, Jennifer Logg and Catherine Tinsley, both from Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business, discuss how risky behavior spreads through an organization. Their research has identified two key channels by which risk-taking behavior takes hold: social cues and trial-and-error.
Thoughts
Mar 23, 2023Podcast
Aug 17, 2022Recently, Starling Founder and CEO Stephen Scott was featured on The Institute of International Finance's Global Regulatory Update (GRU) Podcast, hosted by IIF Deputy Director of Regulatory Affairs Matthew Ekberg.
Observations
Jul 29, 2022Observations
Jun 30, 2022by Adam Fine, Benjamin Van Rooij
Compendium
May 15, 2022
