Ethics at the Organizational Level
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What is the most accurate description of how an organisation can embed ethics into its culture?
By integrating ethics into all aspects — hiring, training, performance management, incentives, governance, and leadership behaviour — rather than treating it as a standalone compliance exercise.
How does the chapter define 'ethical consumerism'?
A consumer-driven approach considering social, environmental, and ethical impacts.
Why is ethics training alone considered insufficient for embedding organisational ethics?
Ethics training alone is insufficient without systemic integration across all organisational functions, including hiring, performance management, incentives, governance, and leadership behaviour.
What ethical principle is breached when banks exploit vulnerable customers?
The principle of equity is breached.
Can a code of conduct alone be sufficient to embed ethics into an organisation's culture?
No, codes of conduct are important but insufficient alone; ethics must be integrated systemically across all organisational functions and behaviours.
What does the chapter say bank staff must follow despite any inside or outside pressures?
Ethical principles at every stage of banking operations.
Why cannot ethics be delegated solely to a compliance department in an organisation?
Ethics cannot be delegated to a compliance department alone because it must permeate the entire organisation, including leadership behaviour, hiring, training, and incentives.
What kind of duty does the chapter say banking implies toward customers?
A fiduciary duty beyond mere commercial activity.
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