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    Risk culture in financial organisations

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    Author
    Power, Michael
    Ashby, Simon
    Palermo, Tommaso
    Publication Year
    2013
    Publication Number of pages
    107
    
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    Abstract
    Interest in the cultures of organisations and their effects on management practices goes back many years and there is an extensive body of scholarship on this topic. Yet this interest has increased dramatically in the period since 2008. The debate is led by the world of practice, particularly in the financial services sector. Furthermore, a new twist in the vocabulary of culture has taken place and companies, advisors and regulators now seem to have a specific focus on something called risk culture.
    Keyword
    Risk Culture
    Knowledge Domain/Industry
    Special Industries : Financial Services Management
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12127/6243
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    http://www.lse.ac.uk/accounting/assets/CARR/documents/Risk-Culture-in-Financial-Organisations/Final-Risk-Culture-Report.pdf
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