advocacy group based in London, England, whose purpose is to increase transparency in financial services. The institute has also conducted interviews with prominent economists, professors and authors. Among them are Joris Luyendijk, L. Randall Wray, David Vines and Richard H. Thaler. In addition to the direct work of the institute, its president and founder, Dr. Tan Bhala, has delivered numerous lectures and speeches around the world on topics related to the synthesis of ethics and finance, promoting the institute's mission and quest. Among some are: Ethics in Finance: A New Financial Theory for a Post-Financialized World at Oxford University Global Financial Ethics in the Age of Trump at the University of Auckland Ethics and Transparency at the Transparency Symposium at Mercer Consulting Finance and Ethics Panel at the Global Business Ethics Symposium at Bentley University Publications The primary publication of the institute is its biannual journal, Moral Cents: The Journal of Ethics in Finance, which is the first journal of its kind to focus on financial ethics and attempts to follow the institute's mission. The institute also publishes a variety of ancillary resources to aid in its mission, including: an online dictionary/glossary of ethical and financial terms an online library of Financial Ethics Case Studies (FECS) - case studies in financial ethics from around the world, including some regarding Universal Basic Income a collection of introductory articles on ethics under the rubric of "Ethics 101" Real Clear Markets has featured a number of articles published by the institute and its associates in their research reports: Financing, Ethics and the 2016 Brazil Olympics The Case of Goldman Sachs and 1MDB Are Insider Trading and the GM Bailout Ethical? The institute is also currently in the middle of developing a financial ethics training video series titled, Ethics in Finance is Good!. The series is intended to have twelve episodes, each about two to three minutes long, and each dedicated to a specific topic in financial ethics. The videos are largely in animated form and are an attempt to provide a more light-hearted, entertaining and punchy type of ethics training video as opposed to the supposed corporate run-of-the-mill videos. As of January 2021, there are seven episodes. References External links Ethics organizations Financial services in the United States Institutes based in the United States Non-profit organizations based in Kansas City, Missouri Political and economic think tanks in the United States Think tanks based