Leveraging the Risks of Others: A Question of Ethics

by Carl Pritchard

Ever worry about stealing someone else's idea? Or worse still, stealing your own ideas while working from one client to the next? The ethical high road is a challenging one to take on an ongoing basis, when so many potential ethical lapses are the result of lapses, rather than intentional commitment of the act. Nowhere is this more true than in risk management. Consider the following scenario:

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Leveraging the Risks of Others: A Question of EthicsThu Jun 18 08:20:13 CDT 2009

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