Finansal psikopatların etkisi: Kötü ün sahibi CEO'ların içgörüsü

This thesis analyzes the topic of corporate/ financial psychopathy in the context of today's financial world. The first chapter sets the tone with an introduction that states the study's problem, goal, and significance. The second chapter investigates the literature, offering the conceptual framework, study objectives, theoretical foundations, and major themes that will be addressed. Chapter 3 focuses on the main theme of business / financial psychopathy, outlining what it means to be a psychopath and elaborating on the distinguishing features of corporate psychopaths. The chapter also investigates how psychopaths might enter senior management positions in big businesses, as well as the idea that connects corporate psychopathy to the global financial crisis. This chapter examines the influence of neoliberalism on the financial landscape as well as its consequences on CEOs. Chapter 4 investigates the psychopathic traits of notable figures in financial scandals, including Bernard Madoff of Madoff Investments, Jeffrey Skilling of Enron, Richard Fuld of Lehman Brothers, Jordan Belfort of Stratton Oakmont, Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos, Gerald Cotten of QuadrigaCX and Markus Braun of Wirecard. Each case study sheds light on the presence or absence of psychopathic characteristics within these high-profile individuals. The outcomes of the study are presented in Chapter 5, which provides insights into the rate and influence of psychopathic tendencies in financial leadership jobs. The findings are extensively examined to reach significant conclusions concerning the consequences of business psychopathy. The consequences of the findings are examined in Chapter 6, along with practical advice for organizations and future study in this area. The thesis finishes by summarizing significant findings and underlining the need to deal with corporate and financial psychopathy in today's financial world. This thorough investigation sheds light on the complicated relationship between psychopathy and the financial world, providing useful insights for scholars, practitioners, and lawmakers alike.