April 20, 2024
Reputation arbitrage premium: The reputation premium-seeking RepuSPX is out-performing the S&P500 Index by 382.16%
Reputation arbitrage premium: The reputation premium-seeking RepuSPX is out-performing the S&P500 Index by 382.16%
Triggered by the challenges at the Boeing Company, a risk executive and her leadership team use insurance strategically to allay her firm’s customers’ new fears of quality and safety.
The reputation premium-seeking RepuSPX is out-performing the S&P500 Index by 397.14; basically, arbitraging reputation value and stock price. All of Steel City Re’s quantitative risk management and insurance solutions are informed by the metrics of these indices. Is the quality of your risk management authenticated by reputation insurance?
It’s the end of a miserable quarter as Boeing Company’s reputation crisis hits day 92. Equity is down 35% to peers: 22% worse than Southwest Airline’s 13% day 92 under performance.
A “flurry of securities filings noting potential legal and reputation risks stemming from diversity, equity and inclusion efforts follows the US Supreme Court’s June decision .” […] “If we do not successfully manage expectations across these varied stakeholder interests, it could erode stakeholder trust, impact our reputation, and/or constrain our investment and fundraising opportunities,” one filing said.
Managing corporate reputation is a lot like mixing a cocktail: attention to mission-critical details. Reputation risk management is strategic.
Boeing’s hidden costs of its reputation crisis. Shifting expectations among four stakeholder groups have shifted expectations, altered behaviors, and reduced Boeing’s bottom line.
Pharma has a misinformation problem — and execs could be on the hook. While vaccine-related misinformation is prevalent, it’s not the only threat. False information can arise around ethics, innovation or safety, and threaten a pharmaceutical firm’s reputation, viability and profitability. Reducing the damage from these threats requires a proactive approach. […] Kossovsky agrees.
Nir Kossovsky, CEO of Steel City Re, an insurance provider for reputational risk, said his firm’s Reputation Resilience Monitor for Tesla indicated little concern about Musk’s pay package, but real concern about the firm’s cost of operations, declining net income and future prospects. […] “However, should stakeholders become excitable, then any incident — even another round on the pay package — could trigger a shift in their expectations from fandom-level support to anger and disappointment,” he said.
Forty years after a tsunami of lawsuits demanded action for the risks of D&O liability, history is rhyming with the risks of D&O culpability. Here are the top 3: Risk governance, ESG strategy, and C-suite experience.