Law and Ethics

The corporate world is one with perpetual changes. Some of these modifications can be troubling for businesses since they affect a well-established working mechanism. However, certain regulations whose purpose is to stop immoral and unethical practices in the workplace, are sometimes needed. As business people, the grey are where we operate can be a large one. It can provide many benefits to a company while staying within the law. Nevertheless, this can lead to a slippery slope and quickly turn into unlawful acts. This segment of the site contains some works done in this area of business, the signs of unethical actions, how to spot them, and how to avoid them.

Enron: its Quick Fall from Grace

Talking about ethics without mentioning Enron is equivalent to talking about market geniuses without mentioning Warren Buffet or Peter Lynch. Some of the strictest laws regarding business governance were enacted thanks to the unethical and illegal activities done by the heads of this corporation, once considered "America's Most Innovative Company". Please join me in this thorough analysis of Enron's downfall and how it shaped the private sector regulation in the United States.

How Wirecard Lied to Germany and the World

Behavior is a complex concept. What leads us to act in certain ways? There are multiple ways to answer that question. Nevertheless, when it comes to unethical business practices, there is a resounding popular opinion, that explains this with a five-letter word, greed. Join me on my Wirecard report and let me explain to you why the title "Too Big to Fall" shouldn't be used lightly. As a matter of fact, no company should consider itself to be of this kind, since it opens the door to improper management and future downfalls.