We now know why so many listed public company directors are more concerned with social and environmental virtue-signalling than focussing on their good old-fashioned duty to make a quid for shareholders. It’s because increasing numbers of shareholders want it, according to a study released last month. They seek a moral as well as a financial return by incorporating non-financial factors into their investment decisions.
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