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We conduct original research on the causes of short-term business decisions and work to find practical solutions.
Risk and Resilience | Article
6 May 2020 - On 30 April, FCLTGlobal held a webinar for a peer-to-peer discussion on managing risk to support long-term value creation, specifically in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Investor-Corporate Engagement, Governance | Article
30 April 2020 - Look after employees, customers, and suppliers; adopt a through-cycle mindset; and communicate transparently. Profits and dividends will come later if you make the right moves now.
Governance | Report
23 April 2020 - Taking a long-term approach in business leads to superior performance.
Governance | In the News
23 April 2020 -
Stakeholder Capitalism | Article
21 April 2020 - Amid unforeseen circumstances, how do companies prioritize their stakeholders?
Investor-Corporate Engagement | Report
15 April 2020 - While some companies take a “one share, one vote” approach to shareholder decision-making, others give disproportionate voting rights to founders or choose to offer multiple share classes, each with different voting power.
Risk and Resilience | In the News
14 April 2020 - Markets in disarray are where long-term investors make their money. Investing countercyclically – when many others without long-term liquidity are selling – is a clear advantage for long-term investors. Investors that perform the best over the long term will have taken calculated and deliberate risks and put money to work during crises like this one.
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14 April 2020 - FCLTSummit was a full-day event that gathers leading global investors and CEOs to drive the creation of long-term value for investors and savers, and companies and communities.
Investor-Corporate Engagement | In the News
14 April 2020 - With a growing list of companies suspending earnings guidance, FCLT Global CEO Sarah Keohane Williamson explains why quarterly guidance can be problematic.
Policy and Geopolitics | In the News
13 April 2020 -
Risk and Resilience | Article
7 April 2020 - Events of the past century tell us that markets almost always recover in the long run. This does not mean that investors should ignore short-term circumstances, nor does it mean they should abandon well-crafted plans for the future. Recent research and anecdotes from global investors confirm that flexibility is key for institutional investors, whose objective is to manage risks and return in portfolios across multiple time horizons. Even those plans with decades-long liabilities must confront the concerns of the moment. Outlining the purpose, goals and parameters...
Governance | In the News
6 April 2020 -