Repcputational Risk can be defined as the potential for loss or damage that occurs to an organisation when something happens to cause people to doubt previously held positive beliefs. This matters, because our buying decisions are influenced by factors such as price and perception of quality or brand. This is why firms invest considerable sums of money in building a reputation, including advertisements for financial services products designed to build trust and stability rather than focusing purely on financial benefits and product features.
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