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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2021 · 1H 22M

#4 - Seeking Virtue in Finance (feat. JC de Swaan, Lecturer at Princeton University)

from Investing In Integrity · host Scholars of Finance

JC de Swaan is a Lecturer at Princeton University on the topic of Ethics in Finance. He also teaches at Cambridge University and is a partner at Cornwall Capital, a New York-based investment fund. In today's episode of Investing In Integrity, we talk with JC about his new book, Seeking Virtue in Finance: Contributing to Society in a Conflicted Industry. We unpacked each of the four pillars in his framework for virtuous financial leadership and discussed some of his thoughts on ethical fading and values-based leadership, among other topics. Segments from the episode: 00:00 - Intro 05:44 - Seeking Virtue in Finance at a glance 09:25 - The Four Pillars 13:31 - Pillar #1 (Customer Mandate. Serving Customers Interests Faithfully.) 25:14 - Pillar #2 (Social Wealth Creation. Contributing to Society Beyond the Customer Mandate.) 40:35 - Pillar #3 (Humanistic Leadership - Treating Colleagues with Dignity, Empowering Them, and Fostering a Responsible Culture.) 51:16 - Pillar #4 (Engaged Citizenship) 01:09:25 - The core virtues to adhere to as a finance leader

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