If not, are we as institutional investors breaching duties to our own stakeholders as a result of the "say on pay" voting process?
"The risk remains only to the extent of human error, but there was nothing systemic or institutional about the breach".
There was callous dishonesty on an epic, institutional scale – a breach of trust as serious as it is possible to imagine".
There is nothing I can do while unplugged on a plane about third-party vendors contracted by one of my institutional relationships being breached.
"As the nature and volume of data breaches increase, institutional trust is eroding," he said.
We also talked to Diana from Chihuahua, the Mexican state where journalist Miroslava Breach was murdered in 2017 for investigating institutional and criminal corruption; Karla, from Jalisco, where just a few weeks ago three film students were dissolved in acid; and Marifer, who studies in Tamaulipas, the state where homicides increased by 75percentt during the first quarter of 2018.
Two institutional investors have also sued, accusing the board of breaching its fiduciary duty.
While it awaits the completion of the criminal investigation into accusations that Sandusky sexually abused at least 10 boys, the N.C.A.A. is trying to determine whether the university was guilty of any ethical breaches or if it failed to "exercise institutional control" over its athletics program, one of the most serious charges the N.C.A.A. can make against a program.
Such actions, which must be approved by federal officials, could include requiring investigators to undergo additional training in the ethical conduct of research, enhancing oversight by institutional boards that monitor research and notifying parents of the ethical breach.
But Europe's institutional weaknesses deterred enforcement of this provision: sanctions on countries that breached deficit limits were waived.
