In today’s briefing:
- With Most Companies Still Unable to Show Results, There Is No Returning to “Stakeholderism”
With Most Companies Still Unable to Show Results, There Is No Returning to “Stakeholderism”
- Most companies have only made superficial improvements to meet numerical targets, and have not attempted to improve capital profitability or stock price valuation through improvements in board practices.
- Very few companies proceed with uncodified practices based on company policy. Conversely, these companies demonstrate a willingness to change from their previous management style.
- Previously, the idea of “treating shareholders equally with all other stakeholders” was widespread among many companies. As a result of “Stakeholderism,” capital profitability and stock price valuations have continued slow.
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