Posts Tagged ‘FDIC’
FDIC, Part III: How Leadership Fell Short
We have yet another thread to pull from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., and the corporate culture debacle there that led FDIC chairman Martin Gruenberg to announce his resignation last week. Specifically, what shortcomings in Gruenberg’s leadership style may have contributed to the FDIC’s culture going so far astray? As we’ve explored in previous posts,…
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Today let’s return to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., and the corporate culture meltdown documented in an investigative report the FDIC released last week. Specifically, let’s look at the lack of accountability even amid years of misconduct, and how that sorry state of affairs came to pass. For those who haven’t heard yet, last week…
Read MoreScorching Report on FDIC’s Flawed Culture
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., one of the primary banking regulators in the United States, has released a blistering report about the agency’s own failure to uphold a culture of compliance, workplace respect, and accountability. Ethics and compliance professionals have so much to digest here we’ll need to explore it all over the course of…
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