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Systemic Idiosyncracies

Non-financial risk governance failures are often taken to be idiosyncratic and unique to a given firm and circumstance. Yet these events regularly reflect a shared set of persistent and recurrent underlying culture drivers. Specific manifestations should thus be viewed as ‘uniquely similar’ in at least some of their root-causes. These, in turn, must be recognized as representing systemic risk concerns deserving of supervision.

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2024 Compendium of Regulatory Priorities Aimed at Culture and Conduct Challenges in the Financial Sector

by Starling Insights

Compendium

Jun 11, 2024

Learn about the latest global developments and trends in managing and regulating culture and conduct risk. The Compendium is broken out by global regions and specific national jurisdictions in each. Where it is helpful, we highlight specific regulatory or supervisory agencies, standard-setting bodies, and other industry organizations of relevance.

The 2024 Compendium is available June 11th!

Now in its 7th year, Starling's Compendium features over 40 contributors from across the industry as well as detailed analysis of the latest trends in culture & conduct risk supervision.

Video | Welcome and Top-Ten Key Takeaways - Americas, UK, EMEA

by Stephen Scott

Compendium

Jun 11, 2024

The opening session for the Starling 2024 Compendium Launch Event, moderated by Clay Lowery, featured Stephen Scott discussing the top-10 key takeaways from the 2024 Compendium. Stephen highlighted the extensive contributions from various experts and the importance of addressing non-financial risks within the banking sector.