All posts tagged "behavioural science"
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615Big PictureCanada Study Shines Spotlight on How Gamification Influences Investors
In the study, participants who were rewarded with points for buying and selling stocks made 39% more trades, even though the points had "negligible value."
November 26, 2022 -
1.0KBig PictureBank Culture Regarded as Critical Governance Priority: Report
Financial regulators are prioritising psychological safety, ‘speak up’ culture, and the ability to “predict and prevent” stakeholder harm, says a report from Starling.
May 16, 2022 -
1.6KBig PictureConduct Risk Management Shifts to ‘Predict and Prevent’ Approach
In its annual Compendium on culture and conduct risk supervision, Starling highlights a shift from ‘detect and correct’ to ‘predict and prevent’.
May 18, 2021 -
2.4KAustralia & NZGCRA: Little More Than Acting the Part
We need real-time insights into cultural drivers of behaviour rather than backward-looking surveillance systems designed to catch bad actors after-the-fact.
September 18, 2020 -
5.8KContributed ArticleCulture Audits: Removing the Blindfold
To avoid individual liability, leaders along all Three Lines of Defence must identify indicators of non-financial risk that permit “upstream” interventions, say Stephen Scott and Mark Cooke.
August 3, 2020 -
2.9KBig PictureRegulatory Initiatives to Address Culture & Conduct Risk in Banking
In its latest annual Compendium, Starling draws on survey findings and commentary from regulators to identify ten culture and conduct trends in the banking sector.
May 11, 2020 -
4.5K1Asia-PacificRegulatory Trends: Behavioural Science in Culture & Conduct Supervision
Regulators are adopting behavioural science tools pioneered by the Dutch central bank in their supervisory efforts, and firms are taking notice, says Stephen Scott at Starling.
August 15, 2019 -
2.0K1Australia & NZCulture is Being Approached from the ‘Wrong Angle’
The risk culture expert ASIC engaged to observe bank boardrooms says the approach of judging culture moralistically needs to shift to a more proactive approach that assesses risk.
June 21, 2019 -
4.0KContributed ArticleSingapore: Progressing the Culture and Conduct Risk Agenda
MAS is equipping itself with advanced tools that will allow for culture and conduct to be evaluated in a more systematic way, say Jeff Kupfer and Stephen Scott at Starling.
June 13, 2019 -
3.8K1Contributed ArticleHong Kong: An Ecosystem Approach to Bank Culture Reform
The HKMA is addressing culture and conduct risk by learning from other markets, engaging with other regulators, and exploring new technology, say Jeff Kupfer and Stephen Scott at Starling Trust.
May 21, 2019
