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This Month's Videos
- I Never Wanted To Do Anything Else
- The Right Motivation to Offer Life Insurance
- Retirement Planning for Women
- The Importance of Mentoring - Part Two
- Gift Splitting and Estate Planning for Couples
- Applying the Right Marketing Techniques
- Loans & Withdrawals from Cash Value Life Insurance Policies
- September is Life Insurance Awareness Month
- Public Resources Available to Special Needs Families
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Obligations to Diverse Populations
Julie Ragatz, Assistant Professor of Ethics and the Associate Director of the Center for Ethics in Financial Services at The American College speaks with correspondent Patricia Cheers about whether an organization is obligated to provide their products and services in multiple languages.
Recent Videos
Mark Lagon, a senior advisor to LexisNexis, discusses efforts to combat human trafficking.
Chris Miller, Advisor to the Alliance to Stop Slavery and End Trafficking (ASSET) discusses recent legislation proposed by the alliance.
Peter Escher, leader of the MBA Oath movement, discusses how the MBA Oath focuses on long-term benefits.
Peter Escher, leader of the MBA Oath movement, discusses how the MBA Oath can affect the behavior of future business leaders.
Professor Julie Ragatz discusses overcoming the language barrier when marketing products and services.
Subjectivity associated with assigning asset classes and the accuracy of fair value disclosures are discussed by members of The American College Center for Ethics in Financial Services.
Drs. Ron Duska and Tony Catanach of The American College Center for Ethics continue discussing fair value accounting and its role in the economic crisis.
Drs. Ron Duska and Tony Catanach of The American College Center for Ethics in Financial Services discuss the recent buzz about fair value accounting.
Faculty from The American College Center for Ethics in Financial Services discuss the ethics of using credit scores to determine premiums.
Kirk Okumura, ChFC® and Dr. Ron Duska discuss the ethics of recruiting the terminally ill as part of a scheme to use variable annuity death benefits as a stock market hedge.