The Financial Times Guide to Business Ethics

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Author: Pablo Hepworth LloydLanguage teaching & learning (other than ELT) | Business & management: study & revision guides | Business ethics & social responsibilityPublished on 24t h December 2025 by Pearson Education Limited (FT Publishing International) in the United Kingdom as part of the 'Financial Times Series' series.Paperback / softback | 296 pages 232mm x 156mm x 20mm | 448g Profit without purpose feels hollow. In today’s business climate, stakeholders expect more than financial results. They want integrity, accountability, and values they can trust. Yet many leaders struggle to translate good intentions into consistent practice. What if you had a reliable framework, backed by real-world experience, to lead with conscience and still win? Ethical toolkit: Step-by-step templates help you build a credible, actionable ethics plan fast. C-suite insights: Real stories from ten executives reveal tested practices that survive boardroom pressure. Beyond ESG checklists: Learn to redefine purpose, culture, and governance for lasting stakeholder trust. Cross-sector relevance: Frameworks work for start-ups, multinationals, public bodies, and social enterprises alike. Quick-read sections: Jump straight to decision-making, AI risks, or regulatory guidance whenever you need it. The Financial Times Guide to Business Ethics by social-impact entrepreneur Pablo Hepworth Lloyd OBE delivers a definitive, 400-page print and digital reference trusted by the world’s most respected business newspaper. Structured in five parts—context, leadership, culture, regulation, action—the guide blends authoritative analysis with practical worksheets. Each chapter closes with reflection prompts so teams convert principles into day-to-day behavior. You will leave with a personalized action plan, sharper moral compass, and persuasive language to align boards, employees, and investors behind responsible growth. Ideal for first-line managers through CEOs, governance officers, and MBA students who must balance profit and principle. Show more