Titlebook: Ethical Banking; Surviving in an Age James J. Lynch Book 1991 James J. Lynch 1991 bank.banking.marketing

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Surviving in an Age of Defaultof usury. When a customer fails to respect the concept, the bank is drawn into the swamps of liquidation and bankruptcy. The very word ‘bankruptcy’ is redolent of an undesirable state of affairs, a lack of some desirable quality.

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David Llewellyn-Jones,Qi Shi,Madjid MerabtiEthical banking is about corporate living, not corporate giving, about investing time in ethical practices rather than money in ‘ethical’ funds. Today’s bankers need to adapt the ethical traditions of the past to the new demands of the future. This book shows how this can be done.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-59200-2Ethics are the engine of our behaviour, they drive us towards some behaviour and away from others. We acquire our ethics from various sources; parents, teachers, leaders, colleagues, employers, religion, all contribute.

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Technology Assessment of CybersecurityComputer departments were the fastest growing part of banks in the 1970s. Marketing departments were the fastest growing in the 1980s.

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Industry and Standardization Aspects,You are the manager of a branch of Alpha Bank. One of your customers, Tom Brent, has defaulted on a loan and you have been instructed by head office to put Brent Plastics into receivership.

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The Need to Define Ethical BankingEthical banking is about corporate living, not corporate giving, about investing time in ethical practices rather than money in ‘ethical’ funds. Today’s bankers need to adapt the ethical traditions of the past to the new demands of the future. This book shows how this can be done.