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    3. If Companies Really Want to Do Some Good, They Should Unbundle ‘ESG’ and ‘DEI’

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      If Companies Really Want to Do Some Good, They Should Unbundle ‘ESG’ and ‘DEI’
      The business world is in thrall to six letters or, more accurately, to two groups of three letters ESG and DEI. These stand, respectively, for environmental, social and governance and diversity, equity and inclusion. Taken together, they constitute the ruling business ideology of our age. Both ESG and DEI have generated massive industries. Investment giants, notably BlackRock Inc., State Street Corp. and Vanguard Group Inc., claim that more than a ...
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    1. Investors, meanwhile, need to aspire to the same level of transparency as they themselves expect of the companies in which they invest.
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    2. Thus while many companies consume themselves with share buybacks.
      In Why Is Corporate America Eating Itself Alive?
    3. I think we can differentiate between companies that may be fraudulent but not yet discovered, and those companies that show governance and accounting transparency.
      In America's 100 Most Trustworthy Companies