State Street Global Advisors Releases Corporate Governance Guidelines for Protecting Long-term Shareholder Interests During Activist Campaigns EY Announces Effort to Lead Development of Meaningful Long-Term Value Metrics to Regain Trust in Markets and Encourage Sustainable Growth

With the US election and the Brexit referendum underscoring persistent populist distrust in the corporate world, Finsbury’s Graham Buck is speaking to Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, founder and CEO of the Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism.

Leading Companies, Investors Will Announce Commitments to Advance Principles of Inclusive Capitalism in their Organizations.

Successful organisations are those able to deliver long-term value to the people that matter to them – stakeholders. As the idea of broad value creation is gaining ground, how can we encourage global leaders to accelerate the movement to make capitalism more equitable, sustainable, and inclusive?

To mark the 10th edition of The Wealth Report, this year’s Attitudes Survey takes a 10-year view. We look back at how the attitudes of UHNWIs to key issues and investment decisions have changed since the report was first published, and look forward to examine the outlook for the next 10 years. Interview with Lady…

As the foundation launched its new program, Darren Walker appeared on Bloomberg Business to outline our approach to challenging inequality. In this short clip from his appearance, he talks about why inequality is increasingly seen as a major issue, and outlines the business case for inclusive capitalism.

Prodded by socially conscious customers and idealistic employees, as well as a skeptical public, businesses are searching for new ways to prove capitalism’s power to rectify social ills. Whether it is John Mackey’s “conscious capitalism,” ...or....”Lynn Forester de Rothschild’s “inclusive capitalism,” ... the collective message is unambiguous: Your father’s capitalism needs some modification.

Lynn Forester de Rothschild speaks at the 2015 Toronto Global Forum on the importance of infrastructure when it comes to Economic Growth.

Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild delivered one of the best lines of the day at the recent Conference on Inclusive Capitalism in London arguing "capitalism is NOT too big to fail." Indeed.

Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild delivered one of the best lines of the day at the recent Conference on Inclusive Capitalism in London arguing "capitalism is NOT too big to fail." Indeed.

Investors should incorporate environmental, social and governance metrics into investment decisions for better long-term financial returns and a better future.

Lynn Forester de Rothschild on Bloomberg Business on Inclusive Capitalism creating better long-term financial returns

Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, speaking at the 2015 Conference on Inclusive Capitalism says investors need more information on environmental performance to guide their decisions and repeats his mantra that the age of irresponsibility is over

"Too much of the capital is going to the people who own capital, but how can we rebalance that so we can keep capitalism, rather than destroy it? I say let's invest in companies that pay their workers well, that take care of their supply chain and those that create more balance,"

"[The Pope] does salute business leaders, he talks of their life as a 'noble vocation'. But it's a kind of conditional salute, it's conditional on their life being one of service, not self-service." Cardinal Nichols

If we relied solely on self-interest, society would collapse - but Inclusive Capitalism benefits everyone

Lynn Forester de Rothschild speaks about the importance of Inclusive Capitalism with Ian King

Leading figures from politics, business and finance will meet in London tomorrow to discuss how to respond to the widening gap between the very rich and the rest: a crisis where just 80 individuals own the same wealth as 3.5billion people, the poorest half of the world's population.

Lynn Forester de Rothschild explains what Inclusive Capitalism is.

How can I decide that a business is one I want to deal with? One that I trust to do the right thing by its employees and suppliers? That understands its role in society? That makes practical efforts to reduce its impact on the environment?

Corruption, cronyism, banking greed and Swiss schemes: is our economic system at breaking point? We outline Lynn Forester de Rothschild’s fiscal fix.

There is no contradiction between delivering high returns to investors and addressing society's most pressing unmet needs.

Prince Charles argues that a fundamental transformation of global capitalism is needed in order to tackle climate change. “The primary purpose of capitalism should surely be to serve the wider long term interests and concerns of humanity, rather than the other way round. So critically, it would require the incorporation of environmental externalities.”

The Economist discusses the remarks made by Bank of England Governor Mark Carney at the Conference on Inclusive Capitalism in the context of the recent history of Central Banks and the financial sector.

NY Times Columnist Roger Cohen outlines the remarks made by Bank of England Governor Mark Carney at the Conference on Inclusive Capitalism. Mark Carney describes the failures of Capitalism as it exists today, and offers prescriptions for re-establishing fair capitalism. Above all, “the answers start from recognizing that financial capitalism is not an end in…

The Financial Times discusses the remarks made by Bank of England Governor Mark Carney at the Conference on Inclusive Capitalism, highlighting salient points that the Governor made around inequality, the need for society, the importance of integrity, and so forth.

The Guardian discusses the remarks made by Christine Lagarde, the Managing Director of the IMF, at the Conference on Inclusive Capitalism. Ms. Lagarde warns that excessive risk-taking and persistent violation of ethics among bankers, and rising inequality, pose a major threat to growth and financial stability.

Former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers discusses his views on rising inequality and the role of government in making capitalism more inclusive. Click here to watch the video footage.

Lady de Rothschild remarks that capitalism should by definition be inclusive, but today inclusive capitalism has unfortunately become “an oxymoron.” She shares her views on various aspects of making capitalism inclusive, including the importance of public trust in the future, the role of long term investors in influencing businesses towards being more inclusive, the business…

Lady de Rothschild makes the case that the threshold question in Capitalism today is “not about rebalancing what’s there, but instead how we can get greater growth and grow the pie.” She argues that real fairness is about giving everyone the opportunity to be great, through inclusive capitalism and not crony capitalism. Click here to…

Lionel Barber, Editor of the Financial Times, shares his thoughts on inclusive capitalism. He touches on the need to share the benefits of capitalism, the role of business leaders in doing so, and the problem of inadequate job creation in advanced industrial democracies. Click here to watch the video footage.

Zanny Minton Beddoes, Economics Editor of The Economist, and Sir Charlie Mayfield, Chairman of the John Lewis Partnership, discuss various aspects of inclusive capitalism, including the impact of technology on jobs, the importance of education, and the role of business vs. government in making capitalism inclusive. Click here to watch the video footage.

Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, Chief Executive Officer of E.L. Rothschild, discusses capitalism and society in the year ahead with The Economist's Daniel Franklin.