Reputational Compliance - A RiskDiscovered™ blog

Who’s Responsible for Your Business’s Reputation?

ReputationalCompliance July 19, 2012 0

In the day to day operations of most businesses, reputation management might not always be a task that is located near the top of the to-do list, but if you want to start a

Business ethics need to move beyond what’s illegal

ReputationalCompliance July 19, 2012 0

Business school professor Luigi Zingales, with the full agreement of fellow business-school professor Justin Wolfers, has an important op-ed under a provocative headline: “Do Business Schools Incubate Criminals?” Zingales’s point is a good one: that

Data: The Breach Is Only the Beginning

ReputationalCompliance July 18, 2012 0

The theft yesterday of more than 450,000 user names and passwords from Yahoo also exposed the e-mail addresses and passwords of users of Gmail, AOL, Hotmail, Comcast, MSN, and several other e-mail services. In

Is Reputational Risk a C-Suite Priority?

ReputationalCompliance July 18, 2012 0

Finance chiefs tend to underrate the importance of preserving their companies’ good names – until something really bad happens. The importance of reputational risk to a company and the methods of quantifying it are frequently

Your Corporate Compliance and the Corporate Integrity Agreement

ReputationalCompliance July 17, 2012 0

When management follows its compliance regime to speedily investigate and address alleged violations involving goods or services provided to the government, the company has a good chance of keeping the problem and its solution

Do Business Ethics Pay?

ReputationalCompliance July 17, 2012 0

This is a question that must have plagued every entrepreneur at some point or the other in the course of business. Carrying out ethical business practices is at the core of any business. And

3 Principles of Business Ethics

ReputationalCompliance July 17, 2012 0

Business ethics is significant to any business. Whatever the size of your business, it will be of great help to the successful daily operation of your business if you have and adhere to a

Do Some Due Diligence Before You Need It

ReputationalCompliance July 16, 2012 0

Due diligence is the term used to describe the process through which a potential acquirer evaluates a target company or its assets. Wikipedia defines due diligence as a term used for a number