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Character vs Context

Policymakers are exploring the question of “good character” and asking how financial sector overseers may examine it effectively, amidst efforts to assure that those working in the financial sector are “fit and proper” for their roles. But while character is important, it is cultural context that condones or challenges its expression. Character evaluations must be complemented by an appreciation of cultural context.

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How Firms Can Prepare for Non-Financial Misconduct Regulation

by Starling Insights

Observations

Sep 27, 2024

In a recent article in the Financier Worldwide Magazine, Zulfi Meerza, a lawyer at Rahman Ravelli, and Charli Curran, Senior Director at Ankura, explain how firms can prepare for heightened regulatory attention on non-financial misconduct (NFM).

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2024 Update | Netherlands

by Starling Insights

Compendium

Jun 11, 2024

The audit sector faces significant challenges related to culture and conduct, mirroring those in the financial sector. KPMG Netherlands dealt with exam cheating scandals, leading to employee sanctions and regulatory fines. Professional oaths in the financial sector emphasize ethical behavior but face implementation gaps in daily operations.