Yoga, culture and compliance

It is not hard to see why — in the MeToo era, and in an era of an increasingly sharp focus by regulators on culture and non-financial misconduct — companies are moving away from social events outside of working hours that can give rise to misconduct or behaviour which they seek to deter during working hours.  

The focus by regulators on culture, to incentivise firms to consider how they can affect positive change in their own cultures, and thereby reduce misconduct in their organisations, has doubtless contributed to this trend. 

One suggestion from the FCA  is for firms to consider the use of behavioural science to guide their approach to incentives and cultural change (click here for further information).  This is becoming increasingly mainstream and recognised by many organisations as an invaluable approach to effective compliance in their organisations. 

To listen to a podcast on applying behavioural science to compliance please click here.