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(Mis)Conduct, Money & Reputation | Diversity, Financial Crises & Conformity (Podcast)
21 February 2024
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
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Building a business with a diversified employee base is no
longer a nice to have; it's necessary, both in terms of talent
retention and client retention.
In this episode, Financial Markets and Funds Partner Neil Robson
and David Masters of reputation specialists Lansons/Team Farner
delve into the increasingly knotty area of Diversity, Equity and
Inclusion. They explore a variety of topics, from the perils of
over-claiming and under-delivering to the increasing scrutiny
around non-financial misconduct.
The two also discuss the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
proposals to require financial services firms to put in place
evidence-based diversity and inclusion strategies that take into
account the individual firm's progress on these efforts.
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