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Corporate Culture and the Role of Boards

Corporate Culture and the Role of Boards

There needs to be a concerted effort to improve trust in the motivations and integrity of business. Rules and sanctions clearly have their place but will not on their own deliver productive behaviours over the long-term. This report looks at the increasing importance which corporate culture plays in delivering long-term business and economic success.

A healthy culture both protects and generates value. It is therefore important to have a continuous focus on culture, rather than wait for a crisis. Poor behaviour can be exacerbated when companies come under pressure. A strong culture will endure in times of stress and mitigate the impact. This is essential in dealing effectively with risk and maintaining resilient performance. Strong governance underpins a healthy culture, and boards should demonstrate good practice in the boardroom and promote good governance throughout the business. The company as a whole must demonstrate openness and accountability and should engage constructively with shareholders and wider stakeholders about culture.

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