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The Law and Economics of Blacklisting

Reynolds Holding

These advisories were only withdrawn after the jurisdictions began to comply with the FATF’s anti-money laundering recommendations and were removed from its blacklist. Otherwise, moral standards can often be unclear, and it can be confusing to understand where we should draw the line.

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Common Regrets of Internal Auditors and What They Teach Us

Internal Audit 360

Moral: The regret for acting unethically and not doing the right thing. More on this in the Morals section below. Moral (0 percent) : Not surprisingly, there were no moral regret responses. According to Pink’s survey, people are twice as likely to regret something they didn’t do than something they did do.

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Weekly Roundup: July 22-28, 2022

Harvard Corporate Governance

Can We Trust the Accounting Discretion of Firms with Political Money Contributions? Tags: Clearing houses , Derivatives , Dodd-Frank Act , Financial reform , Financial regulation , Incentives , Moral hazard , Recovery & resolution plans , Risk , Skin in the game , Systemic risk. Evidence from U.S.

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Comment on Appraisal Bias – A Counterpoint by Baggins

Appraisers Blog

They could have just gone with community redevelopment projects which have track records of revitalizing entire communities for minimal cost, but where is the big money and corporate power gain?

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Financial Institution Innovation Needed in Silicon Valley

Reynolds Holding

Better than money market funds, this kind of bank would address the problem of enormous sums looking for safe storage within the financial system. Deposit insurance in the multi-millions of dollars raises obvious moral hazard problems, meaning it would create irresistible temptation for a bank to take outsize risks.

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The ESG Movement: The "Goodness" Gravy Train Rolls On!

Musings on Markets

More than ever, I believe that ESG is not just a mistake that will cost companies and investors money, while making the world worse off, but that it create more harm than good for society. A Roadmap for being and doing Good My skepticism about ESG notwithstanding, I understand its draw, especially on the young.

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Easing the pain of uncomfortable money conversations with clients

ThomsonReuters

According to Matt Kanas, Head of Americas at Ignition, “A surprising number of accounting professionals tell me their discomfort with these money conversations is often stronger than their desire to get paid. As you might have guessed, avoiding uncomfortable money conversations can impact the financial health and well-being of your firm.