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None of these justifications takes account of the institutional, as opposed to reputational, cost of these new friendships.

'The research councils are still considering the possibility of being exposed to some sort of reputational risk, ' he said.

Politically, the reputational strategy seems to be working.

But after years of reputational blight, the industry is starting to see the buds of progress.

The distractions and the reputational damage from any government action could result in clients hesitating to work with the bank.

Reputational damage is one of several factors that have prompted some foreign groups to quietly reassess their China strategy.

Th is may seem partial, unfair, ad distortion: history always is. But Mr Brown has at least a shot at reputational redemption .

Weill pushed out Reed, only to become the victim of a series of reputational problems that later hit the company.

The Chinese lender is not seeking control, and while Barclays should be wary of the reputational risks, those are a matter for its board.

In a different way, the same is true of the Nano, but the risk is as much reputational as financial.

Sanctions, and worries over reputational risk about operating in a pariah country, have been major investment deterrents.

But rarely have they faced such a serious reputational challenge as financial and related industries do today, according to analysts.

If, or rather when, they turn out to be wrong, they risk a double reputational blow - as policymakers and as academics.

Office gossip can be a form of reputational warfare.

In the case of international students this could mean a significant revenue and reputational loss to the UK.

Having his name associated with this alleged fleecing carries its own unknowable reputational risk .

To nurture reputational risk management culture of the entire bank and foster employees' awareness of reputational risks.

They were increasingly focused on the financial and reputational risks associated with their strategy, compliance, controls and reporting.

An educated awareness of the reputational risks your business runs may help protect you from brand-damaging disasters.

A third reason for delaying and seeking any alternative to restructuring is the potential reputational damage for the entire euro area.

However, reputational damage still occurred, despite its action, as illustrated by the flight of investors when the fund reopened.

A continuing surge in top executive pay is damaging the interests of British business in political, economic and reputational terms.

They have accepted that it is better to lose business in some parts of the world than to expose BAE to reputational risk.

However, pay is an emotive issue so don't underestimate the reputational effect if handled badly.

Reputational events refer to relevant actions or events causing reputational risks of commercial banks.

Indeed, most agencies are coy about confirming reputational work for individual clients from any country.

The operational risk as so herein defined shall include legal risk, but exclude strategic risk and reputational risk.

For the big companies, it's reputational risk, but more importantly, they don't care what the price of commodities is.

That reputational exposure will surely attract a more explicit cost in future.

It is not just the cost to the companies of clean up, but the reputational damage that it causes.

Reputational risk for international accountants helps keep them on the straight and narrow.

They show how seriously the parent companies take the reputational risk of "breaking the buck" .

Working for investors is the reputational damage that the UAE's ruling royal families may face.

However that does not diminish the reputational risk.

The most basic are moral systems regulating our own behaviour, and reputational systems we use to regulate each other's behaviour.

Unwinding those trades if a Chinese company defaulted on a contract would result in heavy financial and reputational losses.

Having depleted both our financial and reputational capital, we will have only painful remedies left at our disposal.

The reputational risks associated with China entry are daunting.

Other top executives voiced concern about the possible legal and reputational harm.

There is no insurance against this reputational risk.

Companies were still anxious to minimise their tax bills, while at the same time minimising their financial and reputational risks.

These are punishing positions, with responsibility for thousands of jobs and the prospect of reputational ruin if things go wrong.

The reputational problems it faces are, if anything, deeper.

Senior management needs to actively manage reputational risk, according to experts.

As a result the city's industry groups have begun scrambling to contain the reputational fallout.

The financial cost was about $170m and the reputational cost has been greater, delaying Sir Howard's aspiration to retire gracefully.

Many want to avoid the reputational risk that goes with sharp practice.

The real question is the reputational damage to the charity.

Even those businesses that feel they have a sophisticated grasp of the reputational risks they are running can get badly caught out .

The bigger risk, according to experts, is a reputational one.

Diageo, the drinks group, for example, produces a monthly board report that includes an assessment of all current reputational risks.

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