The book "Business Ethics and Risk Management" offers a comprehensive analysis of the various aspects of risk management in the business world. It examines financial, entrepreneurial, and social risks, highlighting the ethical implications that arise from empirical findings. A central theme is the financial crisis and its impact on business ethics. The work addresses unethical behavior as a reputational risk and questions how the financial crisis has altered the corporate strategies of banks. Additionally, it analyzes and discusses the ethical dilemmas that led to the crisis. The book also tackles fundamental questions of ethical behavior and risk management, including the role of social embedding and abstraction in ensuring ethical conduct. Furthermore, it considers institutional and evolutionary perspectives on risk management and discusses additional risk factors within and between societies, such as job insecurity and corruption.