Causal Capital
Causal Capital
A progressive program for Auditors
The various presentations and reading for auditing culture can be found below:
FSB Guidelines for Bank Culture [LINK]
» Is it about organizational ethics and values?
» Is it about attitudes towards risk and the protection of information?
» Is it about exciting and stimulating imagination and creativity?
» Is it about attracting and retaining talent?
» Is it about stimulating teamwork, collaboration, and the sharing of goals and success?
» Is it about engaging in a shared voyage to success?
» Is it about all of these and more?
Norman Marks | 2014
From the Norman Marks article on how do you manage culture [LINK], Norman explores the scope of Culture and lists ten key questions that organisations should be able to ask themselves to ascertain whether their corporate culture is on track.
Issue 1, 2017
A new publication titled managing culture, a good practice guide from the IIA Australia and the Ethics Centre can found here [LINK]. The document is separated into five chapters that covers how to embed culture, the role of the board and how to gain assurance over corporate culture.
Protiviti, 2012
An investigative document which explores what a good risk culture looks like and why culture is so important. Learn how to change the risk culture of a company with various interesting notes from this Protiviti document. You can access more details here [LINK].
Issue 28, 2012
The reality is that culture is a business issue that has significant impact on a venture’s ability to generate a return on investment and should be prioritized and measured just like other business objectives such as financial growth is the focus of this paper which can be accessed from here [LINK].
Wells Fargo 2019
Perhaps one of the most important Operational Risk management functions that seems to drive good banking is learning from the past. That is after we end up in some undesirable or even desirable place, there is this candidacy to step back through time and identify the root cause and driving factors for the outcome we are facing. ~ Wells Fargo has done just that in their one hundred page report on Learning from the Past and Transforming the Future brief [LINK].
A research paper on The Moderating Effect of Risk Culture in Relationship between Leadership and Enterprise Risk Management [LINK].
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