Operationalising Purposeful Culture in Financial Firms
Strand Building, Strand Campus, London
The FCA requires financial firms to promote and maintain "healthy, purposeful culture". Healthy, purposeful culture acts as an enabler, strengthening governance arrangements and compliance of financial firms with regulatory standards such as the new Consumer Duty. However, the concept of purposeful culture remains vague and open-ended and is, in its nature, susceptible to a plurality of interpretations.
This conference seeks to demystify the practical workings of purposeful culture in financial firms, drawing insights from interviews and industry experiences as part of a research project supported by the British Academy Leverhulme grant. It aims to provide clarity on the characteristics and practical dimensions of purposeful culture within financial firms, focusing on the feedback loop between culture and its drivers.
This conference will bring together senior managers, regulators, consumer bodies and other relevant stakeholders to discuss a shared vision of purposeful culture and suggest concrete steps to meeting the FCA's regulatory objective and increasingly, societal expectations.
Speakers will include:
Peter Ewing, (FCA)
Peter McCormack, Trustee, Chartered Banker Institute
Fliss Berridge, Director and Co-Founder Ordopay
Mick McAteer, Co-Director of UK Financial Inclusion Centre
Sarah Gillard, CEO Blueprint for Better Business
Dr Ian Petters, the Institute of Business Ethics
Organised in partnership with Dr Andreas Kokkinis
At this event
Senior Lecturer in Financial Law
Professor of Accounting
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