Buy the people: Two visions, one rule – How Basel injected populism into bank capital
"Banks should be required to have buffers of capital, so if they suffer some losses, it doesn't immediately become a solvency crisis."
"Banks should be required to have buffers of capital, so if they suffer some losses, it doesn't immediately become a solvency crisis."
"We urgently need to pay attention to how the next wave of disruptive innovation could affect our social, democratic, and civic institutions."
"Our research recommends ICS (industrial control system) system managers proportionately allocate a cyber-protection budget among ICS assets."
"A company needs more than a huge monetary investment and technological leap. There's a massive culture shift involved."
"I decided to write this book to help companies and people who believe in DEI. ... We don't actually have a lot of step-by-step guides.
Proximity matters to spread knowledge between disparate enterprises. Startups within 20 meters of each other influence each other the most.
In this podcast, Stephen Spear and co-author discuss how the field of organizational design has evolved.
"In our paper, 'Contextual Corporate Governance,' we develop a novel approach to investigate how context shapes firms' governance choices."
"Participatory budgeting is defined as a democratic process that gives the community a voice in how part of the public budget is allocated."
What we are trying to understand is what do bank failures look like throughout history and which theories are most consistent with that history.