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Category: Code of Conduct

CBRE’s Values and Standards of Business Conduct

Doug Cornelius January 8, 2009 Code of Conduct   [+]

CB Richard Ellis distills its corporate values to RISE. Our corporate values are the foundation upon which our company is built. These values are timeless and transcend all markets, service lines, languages and business cultures. RESPECT Treat everyone with dignity, value their contributions, and help one another succeed. INTEGRITY Uphold the highest ethical standards in … Read more »

Fannie Mae Code of Ethics

Doug Cornelius December 24, 2008March 8, 2013 Code of Conduct   [+]

Fannie Mae has their Code of Conduct posted on their website. So? The Wall Street Journal reports that the Federal Housing Finance Agency has imposed a revised code of conduct aimed at preventing mortgage brokers and lenders from pressuring appraisers to inflate their estimates of home values. Now there is a revised Home Valuation Code … Read more »

A History of Codes of Ethics

Doug Cornelius December 15, 2008 Code of Conduct   [+]

Robert Baker, currently a professor of Bioethics at Union College and Director of the Bioethics Program, compiled a 1999 Codes of Ethics: Some History. Read more »

Writing a Company’s Code of Ethics

Doug Cornelius December 15, 2008 Code of Conduct   [+]

W. Michael Hoffman of the Center for Business Ethics at Bentley College penned a 1999 Writing a Company’s Code of Ethics for Perspectives on the Professions. If employees are not brought into the process in some such way as I have suggested, they will be turned off. The code will seem something “they” have imposed … Read more »

Resources for Writing a Code of Ethics

Doug Cornelius December 15, 2008 Code of Conduct   [+]

The Center for the Study of Ethics in the Professions at the Illinois Instiute of Technology has published a great set of Resources for Writing a Code of Ethics. Read more »

2008 Update on Anti-Corruption

Doug Cornelius November 25, 2008May 7, 2015 Code of Conduct   [+]

The Anti-Corruption Committee of the American Bar Association consisting of Leslie Benton, Michael Kieval, Caroline Lindsey, Kerry Mandernach, Philip Urofsky, and Alexandra Wrage prepared an Anti-Corruption update for the Summer 2008 edition of The International Lawyer. Read more »

Top Ranked Codes of Conduct

Doug Cornelius October 31, 2008September 30, 2013 Code of Conduct   [+]

Ethisphere ranked 50 Codes of Conduct. According to Ethisphere, here are some of the best: Cisco’s Code of Business Conduct “An attractive Code that passes with flying colors. Only areas that could be improved are the non-retaliation and reporting sections, and the 13,000 word length.” Alltel Wireless Ethics Policy “Excellent supportive learning aids and good … Read more »

Code of Ethics and Whistleblower Programs

Doug Cornelius October 27, 2008 Code of Conduct, Whistleblower   [+]

A corporate code of ethics is the flip side of the coin of a whistleblower policy: The code of ethics is the principal means of communicating to all staff a strong culture of legal compliance and ethical integrity, while the whistleblower policy is a way to implement such values. Read more »

Code of Ethics for Investment Advisers

Doug Cornelius October 24, 2008 Code of Conduct, Investment Advisers Act   [+]

Rule 204A-1 under the Advisers Act requires investment advisers to adopt a code of ethics. Adoption means establish, maintian and enforcing a written code. At a minimum, the code must include: (1) A standard (or standards) of business conduct that you require of your supervised persons, which standard must reflect your fiduciary obligations and those … Read more »

Contingent Fee Arrangements in Government Contracts

Doug Cornelius October 21, 2008 Code of Conduct   [+]

Section 3.400 of the Federal Acquistion Regulations limit the ability of the federal governmen to enter into contingent fee arrangements. Federal contracts require the insertion of the Covenant Against Contingent Fees: (a) The Contractor warrants that no person or agency has been employed or retained to solicit or obtain this contract upon an agreement or … Read more »

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