The phrase "as reputational" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something related to reputation, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The company's actions were viewed as reputational risks that could harm its image."
Alternatives: "in terms of reputation" or "regarding reputation".
Think of it as reputational management.
Their knowledge of the implications of a cybersecurity breach (such as reputational damage) also trailed that of other groups of executives.
Russia's sports minister, Vitaly Mutko, has previously suggested that the RFU's failure to pay salaries had caused the team's slump in form, as well as reputational damage.
He says there should be "serious financial as well as reputational consequences" for publishers that opt out of the new PCC.
Such groups aren't the ones that players use as reputational tent-poles; they're the ones that successful artists keep going in order to keep the channel for new sounds open.
This article suggests that this difference in the likely source of, and motive for, financial misconduct has implications both for the utility of gatekeepers as reputational intermediaries and for design of legal controls to protect public shareholders.
Analysts at bank Exane BNP Paribas said the Alt-A sale, if confirmed, would weigh on shares, as would reputational damage to the franchise.
But JLR is so big compared with the rest of the business by next year it will contribute more than half of Tata Motors' revenues, according to some estimates that its fate will shape that of its Indian parent.In a different way, the same is true of the Nano, but the risk is as much reputational as financial.
For a corporation or charity there is a reputational, as well as a financial, risk involved in holding your money in a troubled bank; think of the opprobrium that affected British local councils that held money in failed Icelandic banks.Indeed, mini bank-runs helped spark the current crisis.
It is thought to be the first time such a large group of UK bank customers have lost money as a result of a single cyber-crime incident and could prove costly for its parent supermarket group in reputational as well as financial terms.
The spread of risk is reputational as well as financial and technical.
