US EditionBloomberg News: ‘Shareholder Capitalism Is Back’: ‘After spending too many years trying to signal their virtue, companies are focusing once again on returns to investors’
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Bloomberg News: ‘Shareholder Capitalism Is Back’: ‘After spending too many years trying to signal their virtue, companies are focusing once again on returns to investors’
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-03-10/shareholder-capitalism-is-back?embedded-checkout=true by Allison Schrager of Bloomberg News The virtue economy, the only bubble I have ever called, has now completely burst. Many companies are cutting their DEI programs, flows into ESG funds in the US have fallen, and companies are being more quiet about politics. The disappearance of the virtue-industrial complex does not come without a cost…
Once Again, Trying to Remind SEC Commissioner Peirce That Shareholders Do Not Need to be Protected from Other Shareholders
Shareowner rights advocacy group Shareholder Rights Group in a Tuesday, Feb. 25, letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission pushed back on GOP commissioner Hester Peirce’s recent remarks targeting shareholder proposals.In a Jan. 27 speech, Peirce said the agency should consider hiking ownership thresholds for submitting shareholder proposals, and she also suggested that the agency could limit proposals to governance topics, purportedly to …
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