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Social Concerns as Business Concerns

Past distinctions between ‘society’ and ‘the market’ are blurred in ways that present new challenges. Customers, employees, and investors raise an increasingly loud voice, insisting that firms and their leaders take concrete steps towards alleviating social tensions and imbalances – both those predating and those exacerbated throughout the Covid-pandemic.

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Creating Long-Term Value Through Culture

by Starling Insights

Observations

Sep 24, 2024

In a recent report for the Centre for Climate Engagement, Tina Mavraki, a Strategic Advisor to the group, explores how cultural failures spread throughout an organization and ultimately lead to poor financial performance.

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Banks Scanning for Reputational Risks

by Starling Insights

Observations

Aug 16, 2023

Banks increasingly focus on horizon scanning and scrutinizing their clients and commercial partners' cultures to mitigate reputational risks. This comes in the wake of several banks severing ties with disgraced hedge fund manager Crispin Odey and former politician Nigel Farage, largely due to concerns about their reputations.