As a not-for-profit organization, the Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism engages leaders across business, government, and civil society in their efforts to make capitalism more dynamic, sustainable, and inclusive. Since the financial crisis of 2008, there is a growing perception that capitalism as a system has failed to create broad-based prosperity. In the face of surging income inequality and growing uncertainty, the public’s eroding trust in business represents a systemic risk to our economic system.
What began as an exploratory discussion between players across the investment chain, has grown into a robust endeavour lead by LADY ROTHSCHILD: building on existing initiatives, academic work, and the advice of an advisory council, the participants have identified and developed metrics which will begin to help businesses better articulate the value they create for investors and other stakeholders.
What began as an exploratory discussion between players across the investment chain, has grown into a robust endeavour lead by LADY ROTHSCHILD: building on existing initiatives, academic work, and the advice of an advisory council, the participants have identified and developed metrics which will begin to help businesses better articulate the value they create for investors and other stakeholders.
Lady Rothschild said: "With properly structured incentives, meaningful stakeholder engagement, supportive governments, and effective business leadership firms can generate broad and sustainable prosperity in a manner that respects our communities and our environment for generations to come. Fundamentally, we believe that companies should play an active role in building a more Inclusive Capitalism, not at the expense of financial performance, but as a long-term driver of value creation.
The three KPI'S of the project are:
1) To encourage companies to select and develop metrics and narrative appropriate to their business review and change current reporting practices