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November 11, 2025 • by José Parra Moyano in Iconoclast • 6 min read
When the AI bubble bursts, your board will ask whether to cut AI initiatives. What will your response be?...
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A ship’s captain is responsible for the actions of his entire crew. Leaders who refuse to acknowledge responsibility for the actions of their employees should be robustly challenged, not let off the...
November 22, 2023 • by Michael D. Watkins in Iconoclast • 9 min read
Traits such as overconfidence and narcissism, which may lead tech leaders to make bold decisions and take risks in the pursuit of growth, are dangerous in the context of artificial intelligence....
March 23, 2023 • by Salvatore Cantale in Iconoclast • 4 min read
By ignoring the views of UBS shareholders, trashing the priority rule, and failing to protect Credit Suisse shareholders, regulators have tarnished the reputation of Swiss banking for years to come....
March 21, 2023 • by Arturo Bris in Iconoclast • 8 min read
What was behind the shocking demise of a treasured institution – and how will the proposed rescue package play out?...
March 20, 2023 • by Peter Nathanial, Ludo Van der Heyden in Iconoclast • 14 min read
Who governs the regulators so that they learn and retain their lessons from previous crises, and apply them with determination to avoid a repeat scenario? It’s not simply about changing the rules...
May 12, 2022 • by Michael Yaziji in Iconoclast • 10 min read
Welcome to the Iconoclast, the first in a series of columns intended to challenge the status quo. Not always giving answers, not always right, but smartly challenging our own assumptions, actions, organizations,...
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