From Tesla to Wells Fargo: Scandal, Success, and Accountability in Corporate America
发布时间 2019-02-06 02:17:01 来源
摘要
Recent cases in many business sectors illustrate the preventable harms caused, and millions of dollars in fines paid, by corporations in the United States and elsewhere. From longstanding issues like financial fraud to emerging questions like consumer data privacy, business leaders are seeking better approaches to address these challenges and avoid negative publicity, short sellers betting against the company, and legal jeopardy. To help prepare Stanford GSB’s future business leaders, the Corporations and Society Initiative is convening a conversation with three experts in legal, reputational, and financial risk to explore causes of, and solutions to, corporate scandals.
Speakers include:
Anat Admati, Professor of Finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business
Jed Rakoff, Judge, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York
Fahmi Quadir, Chief Investment Officer, Safkhet Capital
Emily Glazer, Reporter, Wall Street Journal
CORRECTION: At 30:32 of the video, one of the participants stated that a law firm was paid $3 billion in fees in a certain bribery case. The participant has since confirmed that this was an error, albeit inadvertent. The company that was the subject of that case has stated that the number was approximately $230 million. We regret the error.
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