Bodo Wiegand heads Germany’s Lean Management Institute. In his latest newsletter, on Wiegand’s Watch, he discusses the significance of recent problems in well-known German corporations, specifically VW, Siemens, and Deutsche Bank. The VW emissions test scandal has been covered in the media worldwide. Siemens executive were indicted for bribery last year in Greece, for acts related to the Athens Olympics in 2004, and the top management of Deutsche Bank was replaced in 2015 after scandals that included manipulating the London inter-bank lending rate (Libor), and mis-stating financial reports.
Feb 1 2016
“Houston, we [the Germans] have a problem.” | Bodo Wiegand | Wiegand’s Watch
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By Michel Baudin • Blog clippings • 5 • Tags: Bribery, Business Ethics, Deutsche Bank, Germany, Siemens, VW, VW emissions scandal