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In recent years, bank regulators have looked to behavioral science to better assess conduct norms, propensities and risks among firms.

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Beyond Accountability? Culture, Information and Structure

by Daniel Davies

Compendium

Jun 23, 2025

Collective decision making is a fact of modern industrial societies, and the assignment of individual “accountability” for collective decisions is, more obviously every year, a bogus exercise which few take seriously. This slogan, hard to definitively track down but widely attributed to an IBM training manual from the late 1970s, seems to effectively summarise a lot of people’s anxieties about artificial intelligence in general management.

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Why Behavior and Culture Are Essential to Governance

by Starling Insights

Observations

Mar 11, 2025

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.