Why Investor Engagement with ‘Dirty’ Companies Is Better Than Divestment - Knowledge@Wharton -BoardProspects

Why Investor Engagement with ‘Dirty’ Companies Is Better Than Divestment

Knowledge@Wharton Nov 9 2021 BoardBlogs

Investors who espouse environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles will achieve little by selling their shares in ESG-unfriendly companies, according to a new research paper titled “The Impact of Impact Investing” by finance professors Jonathan B. Berk at Stanford University and Jules H. van Binsbergen at Wharton...
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