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Corporate Governance with Chinese Characteristics: The Case Of State Owned Enterprises

China is recognised as the second largest economy in the world behind the US in terms of GDP, and as the largest by reference to purchasing power parity. It now...

22 May 2017

Razeen Sappideen

What do Colonialism and Pizza Delivery Policies Have to Do with the Wells Fargo Scandal?

What do the 17th century colonial struggles between the Dutch and the English, and pizza delivery policies, have to do with the current management meltdown at the US bank, Wells...

2 November 2016

Jennifer Hill

Cultures of Compliance

Regulators have become more insistent that business enterprises implement high-quality compliance programs to prevent criminal and civil wrongdoing by managers and employees. By now, the structural elements of compliance...

11 October 2016

Donald Langevoort

The Enigma of Hostile Takeovers in Japan Bidder Beware

For over two decades, Japan has had all of the essential elements that leading academics and sophisticated investors have assumed to be sufficient for a country to develop an active...

21 September 2016

Dan W Puchniak

Masafumi Nakahigashi

Should Corporate Whistleblowers Go to Arbitration?

Following the 2008 financial crisis, more and more countries have begun to embrace whistleblower protections as a tool to change corporate cultures. Such provisions may give whistleblowers the protections they...

22 July 2016

Benjamin P. Edwards

Nizan Geslevich Packin

Ethical Standards and Cultural Assimilation in Financial Services

Some egregious financial sector practices have come to light in recent years. For example, financial institutions in the United Kingdom have been pilloried for using high-pressure tactics to sell Payment...

23 May 2016

Alan Morrison

ICYMI – Andrew Bailey gives speech on Culture in Financial Services

Andrew Bailey, Deputy Governor, Prudential Regulation and Chief Executive Officer of the Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority gave a speech on the regulator’s perspective of Culture in Financial Services...

17 May 2016

OBLB Editors

Governance and Culture in the Banking Sector

The 2008--09 financial crisis was in part a consequence of inadequate formal rules for bank capitalisation and liquidity, of failures of regulatory cooperation, and of ineffective insolvency regimes for banks....

16 May 2016

Alan Morrison

Fifty Shades of Corporate Culture

If a culture of integrity is value enhancing, why don't all firms have such cultures? In our paper, Fifty Shades of Corporate Culture, we investigate the possibility that corporate...

30 March 2016

William David Grieser

Nishad Kapadia

Qingqiu Li

Andrei Simonov

Corporate Governance with Chinese Characteristics: The Case Of State Owned Enterprises

What do Colonialism and Pizza Delivery Policies Have to Do with the Wells Fargo Scandal?

Cultures of Compliance

The Enigma of Hostile Takeovers in Japan Bidder Beware

Should Corporate Whistleblowers Go to Arbitration?

Ethical Standards and Cultural Assimilation in Financial Services

ICYMI – Andrew Bailey gives speech on Culture in Financial Services

Governance and Culture in the Banking Sector

Fifty Shades of Corporate Culture

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