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Why is aviation safer than the boardroom?

December 1, 2019 By Simon Laffin Leave a Comment

The basic model of commercial aviation is a thin tube of highly pressurised metal being propelled at 600 miles per hour by inflammable fuel at 35,000 feet in all weathers at temperatures of -57 degrees. So have you ever wondered how aviation got to be one of the safest forms of transport, despite being inherently full of such potentially catastrophic risks?
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Filed Under: Culture, Structure & Organization Tagged With: blame, board of directors, culture, Europe, Risk management, safety, UK

Why do we have corporate governance regulation?

November 28, 2019 By Simon Laffin Leave a Comment

What drives corporate governance regulation? Is it media focus, political pressure, or a need to ’do something’? Or is it sound analysis leading to thoughtful prescriptions? I suspect that pretty much everyone accepts that the answer is somewhere in the former list. Why does it have to be like this?
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Filed Under: Contracts, Risk and Compliancy, Culture Tagged With: Boards, Corporate governance, Europe, evidence-based regulation, regulator, UK

Why do we have corporate governance regulation?

November 25, 2019 By Simon Laffin Leave a Comment

What drives corporate governance regulation? Is it media focus, political pressure, or a need to ’do something’? Or is it sound analysis leading to thoughtful prescriptions? I suspect that pretty much everyone accepts that the answer is somewhere in the former list. Why does it have to be like this?
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Filed Under: Contracts, Risk and Compliancy, Culture Tagged With: Boards, Corporate governance, Europe, evidence-based regulation, regulators, UK

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