ChiefExecutive notes the importance of corporate culture in valuing companies, citing EPIC.

Gov. Gavin Newsom of California mentions Inclusive Capitalism to a crowd of business people at Stanford University.

EY’s thought leadership piece about measuring reputation is featured in the Telegraph.

A groundbreaking public-private partnership seeks to help 1,000 families lift themselves out of poverty every year.

An EY article that makes the case for measuring ESG factors to value companies.

Business schools shape the leaders of tomorrow but are often judged on incomplete criteria. This report clearly illustrates the need to modernize business school rankings to account for the realities…

Alex Gorsky, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer of Johnson & Johnson, mentions the Embankment Project for Inclusive Capitalism in the company’s quarterly earnings…

State Street Global Advisors cites EPIC while asking companies to focus on ‘human capital’ to help create long-term value in its January 2019 proxy letter.

Financial Management summarizes a fascinating debate run by the Oxford Saïd Business and moderated by Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild.

Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson of the Financial Times interviews EPIC members to discuss how companies and investors are challenging shareholder primacy.

James Mackintosh, Senior Columnist at the Wall Street Journal, provides valuable insight regarding the importance of non-financial metrics and the challenges in reporting them.

In a piece about Facebook’s corporate challenges, Forbes cited the work of EPIC and how corporate strategy lies at the heart of a company’s growth story.

Mark Weinberger, CEO of EY and a leader of EPIC, was quoted: “It is time to update how we value companies and measure their impact on all stakeholders, not just shareholders.”

FT reports on 2018 Conference on Inclusive Capitalism and quotes Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild: ““If we can come up with a standard set of metrics, then companies will not be deluged with dozens…

CEO Daily had a preview of EPIC before its unveiling and was encouraged by its findings—especially the report’s focus on human capital and talent.

Hywel Ball explains how EPIC is a first step in helping address an issue that has vexed market actors across the investment spectrum. Simply, that current reporting metrics are falling short.

John Kay’s speech from Inclusive Capitalism at Work 2018.

Board Agenda interviews Lynn Forester de Rothschild about why corporate boards need to understand how a company’s intangible aspects are being managed in order to create long-term value.

Bob Eccles from Oxford University’s Saïd Business School and State Street’s Mirtha Kastrapeli detail how principle and pragmatism can create sustainable value through ESG.

In her piece “Restoring Capitalism’s Good Name,” explains how the values and priorities of our capitalist system need to evolve, as they have done many times before.

Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) provided a roadmap to fully embed ESG factors in the fiduciary duties of investors in the US and UK capital markets.

At the 2016 Conference on Inclusive Capitalism, CEOs, investors, policymakers, economists and academics representing more than $40 trillion in assets under management gathered to address the withering…

Finsbury’s Graham Buck speaks to Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild about how the Inclusive Capitalism movement can restore trust by fostering business and investment practices that extend the opportunities…

The Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism announced that the world’s most influential business leaders, investors, policymakers, economists and academics who are committed to creating a more inclusive…

The Wealth Report Editor, Andrew Shirley, interviews Lady de Rothschild: “The point of Inclusive Capitalism is to talk with the large asset owners, asset managers and corporate leaders of the…

Prodded by socially conscious customers and idealistic, capitalism needs some modification and Fortune highlights Lady Lynn Forester’s efforts to make capitalism more inclusive in its new Change…

Huffington Post summarizes the 2015 Conference on Inclusive Capitalism and reminds everyone that “capitalism is NOT too big to fail,” quoting Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild at the high-profile…

BBC News quotes the Pope’s message to attendees at the Conference on Inclusive Capitalism: “You have to be willing to re-examine a system that seems to work very well for the few and not…

Lynn Forester de Rothschild authors an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal arguing that investors should incorporate environmental, social and governance metrics into investment decisions for better…

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.

On the eve of the 2015 Conference on Inclusive Capitalism, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby notes in an article published in the Telegraph, “Rather than just seeking a return on investment,…

Mark Goldring, CEO of Oxfam GB, promotes Inclusive Capitalism in his Op-Ed for The Huffington Post and voices concern that inequality is threatening the health of societies and economies around the…

Managing Director of the Coalition, Brian Tomlinson, calls for integrated reporting across all businesses that can be easily digested by the consumer in his op-ed featured on the Huffington Post.

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

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

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.

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…

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…

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 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…

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…

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…

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…

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…