The Populist Pivot: Are Major Banks Shifting Their Human Capital Strategies?
In the modern corporate lexicon, few terms are as polarizing or as frequently misapplied as "populism." Historically relegated to the fringe of political discourse, the concept—defined by Merriam-Webster as a philosophy representing the interests of ordinary people against the established order—is finding its way into the boardrooms of the world’s most powerful financial institutions. While…
