Special report: Corporate Ethics

Ethics is on the tip of the globe’s collective tongue as corporates continue to grapple with how to not only identify ethical failures but also how to deal with them once a crisis is in full swing. This is not an issue that can simply be ignored and, as risk managers, not tackling this issue head-on is likely to cause bigger issues in the short and long term.

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US Xinjiang bill demands full supply chain visibility

Companies must map highly complex supply chains to identify signs of modern slavery - Verisk Maplecroft

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Firms failing to address unethical behaviour - EY

Standards of corporate integrity have stayed the same or worsened since COVID began

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How to uncover and fix ethical issues

The trouble with ethical failures is oftentimes the difficulty in finding them. This three-step guide from the Ethics & Compliance Initiative (ECI) how to find ethics issues and what to do when they have been identified.

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Workplace harassment remains ethical crisis

Harassment in the workplace is a major concern for risk managers and one that just won’t go away. The latest figures from the Ethics & Compliance Initiative (ECI) show this is a bigger problem than many have anticipated.

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Cultivating risk culture is easier than you think

Asia-Pacific countries are putting more focus on individual conduct and culture. How can risk managers embed a culture of risk management across their organisation?

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10 ethics rules for better risk management

Putting ethics front and centre of senior management decision makers is vital if risk managers want to stay ahead of ethical violations, says Dante Disparte, founder and CEO of Risk Cooperative.

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Your guide on how to be good

You can’t just be seen to be good, if your motives are flawed. And while ethics must come from the top, risk managers can not shirk accountability. So check your conscience – the world is watching.

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Why ethics must be top of your agenda

The importance of ethics needs to rise to the top of risk managers’ radar with an unheralded sense of urgency, writes our editor Lauren Gow.