Starling's Compendium features contributions from some of the top thought leaders from regulators, the industry, and other key stakeholders.
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Jun 23, 2025In an interview with Professor Harvey Whitehouse, he argues that understanding our evolved psychology is critical to managing conduct risk, governance, and organizational culture. He highlights universal moral rules—like fairness and deference—as tools for scaling cooperation in diverse entities. Failing to align governance with innate human behavior fosters misconduct and toxic environments, whereas tapping into identity fusion can enhance psychological safety and collective accountability.
by Stephen Scott, Sir Keith Skeoch, Colin Mayer
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May 15, 2022“Lessons in life will be repeated until they are learned,” Klaas Knot writes in Closing Comments to our report. “In recent years,” Knot observes, “there has been increasing recognition that governance and culture relating to financial risks cannot be separated from governance and culture of firms’ activities considered more broadly. ...cont
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May 15, 2022by Gillian Tett
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May 15, 2022
