Behavioral Ethics for Financial Institutions: Falling Over the Moral Cliff

In this complimentary session, we’ll introduce and explore various concepts within the study of behavioral ethics and discuss their impacts in business and accounting.

Through real examples in banking and financial services, we’ll review ethical patterns and factors of corporate scandals, as well as counterbalancing forces we can implement to avoid the dark patterns that often lead to ethical scandals.

We’ll also explore the ethics of AI as it relates to bias, fairness, and trust.

At the end of this session, you’ll be able to:

• Recognize the patterns and behaviors that can often lead to ethical scandals in business
• Identify counterbalancing forces that encourage ethical behavior and drive ethical culture
• Recognize ethical considerations of bias, fairness, and trust related to the use of AI
• Describe how behavioral ethics considerations apply to real-world examples in the financial services industry

Who should attend

This session is designed for accountants and business professionals in the financial services industry who are interested in learning more about the impact of behavioral ethics in business and accounting.

Note: Both sessions will include similar content to the Behavioral Ethics: Fall Over the Moral Cliff webinars on October 22 and December 11. Those who attended these webinars are not eligible to receive duplicate credit for attending the session noted above.

Questions?

Contact CLA’s meetings, events, and experience team at [email protected].

CPE

Recommended CPE: 2 credits, Behavioral Ethics
Prerequisites: None
Program level: Overview
Advance preparation: None
Delivery method: Group Internet Based

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