Beheading bankers – and other ways to restore public trust

30^th July 2014

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In medieval Catalonia the good behaviour of bankers was deemed so important that if they went bankrupt, they were publicly disgraced by town criers, and given nothing but bread and water to eat until creditors were paid off.

Why should EU migrants receive benefits?

29^th July 2014

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Bankers Should Be Made To Take ‘Moral Oath’

29^th July 2014

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A think tank proposes financial workers should make a pledge about their behaviour similar to the Hippocratic Oath of doctors.

Bankers Called On To Swear An Oath Not To Rip Off Their Customers

29^th July 2014

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Bankers should swear an oath “never to harm” their customers in the same way as doctors do, a think-tank has said.

Sir Richard Lambert launches banking report

29^th July 2014

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The banking industry must undergo further reform before it can introduce an equivalent of the Hippocratic oath, Sir Richard Lambert has said.

Bankers should ‘swear an oath’ to raise standards, says think-tank

29^th July 2014

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ResPublica have drawn up an oath which they believe bankers should be made to swear on after a series of banking scandals.

David Fagleman: When it comes to the banks, financial stability isn’t enough

29^th July 2014

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Virtuous Banking: Placing ethos and purpose at the heart of finance

29^th July 2014

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ResPublica will be launching its latest report: Virtuous Banking: Placing ethos and purpose at the heart of finance on 29 July.

A Hippocratic Oath for Bankers?

29^th July 2014

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More regulation won’t work, says a UK think tank and suggests bankers take the moral high ground.

Bankers ‘must swear oath’ after scandals, says report

29^th July 2014

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An oath for bankers should be introduced to raise accountability and standards in banking, said the think tank ResPublica.