Blackrock orders staff to reveal romances with clients, suppliers - Business Insider

Blackrock tells its 16,000 staff they must reveal romances with anyone linked to the company, not just colleagues

Blackrock, the world's largest asset manager, has told staff to disclose all sexual relationships they have with anyone linked to the firm, not just with their colleagues.

This includes "employees of a service provider, vendor, or other third party ," an internal memo said. The company policy defines a personal relationship as one that could be perceived as "impropriety, bias, favoritism, and/or abuse of authority within a work environment." It does not include friendships.

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