In this week’s episode, Dina is joined by Elizabeth Robertson, Co-founder of Robertson Pugh. They discuss launching Elizabeth's unique boutique with investigator Henry Pugh, and the importance of reputation management. Drawing on her fascinating career, Elizabeth reflects on the overturned Libor convictions and the role of the press, the reputational risks around sanctions work, and how regulators use the media as part of their enforcement toolkit. Thank you for listening!
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In this week’s episode, Dina is joined by Elizabeth Robertson, Co-founder of Robertson Pugh. They discuss launching Elizabeth's unique boutique with investigator Henry Pugh, and the importance of reputation management. Drawing on her fascinating career, Elizabeth reflects on the overturned Libor convictions and the role of the press, the reputational risks around sanctions work, and how regulators use the media as part of their enforcement toolkit. Thank you for listening!
A Conversation with Robertson Pugh’s Elizabeth Robertson
A Matter of Reputation
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A Conversation with Robertson Pugh’s Elizabeth Robertson
In this week’s episode, Dina is joined by Elizabeth Robertson, Co-founder of Robertson Pugh. They discuss launching Elizabeth's unique boutique with investigator Henry Pugh, and the importance of reputation management. Drawing on her fascinating career, Elizabeth reflects on the overturned Libor convictions and the role of the press, the reputational risks around sanctions work, and how regulators use the media as part of their enforcement toolkit. Thank you for listening!
A Matter of Reputation
In this week’s episode, Dina is joined by Elizabeth Robertson, Co-founder of Robertson Pugh. They discuss launching Elizabeth's unique boutique with investigator Henry Pugh, and the importance of reputation management. Drawing on her fascinating career, Elizabeth reflects on the overturned Libor convictions and the role of the press, the reputational risks around sanctions work, and how regulators use the media as part of their enforcement toolkit. Thank you for listening!
