ESG* Integration – Why Sustainability is not the end of the theory of Shareholder Value Maximisation

I see some voices are claiming that the sustainability focus we now see in investing and in the society at large is the start of the fall of capitalism and shareholder value maximisation. This is based on the thought that shareholder value maximisation has historically emptied one natural resource after the other on earth or […]
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How ESG* analysts should think – The Social Dilemma – Is profit driven AI human mind exploitation targeting mood alteration ethically acceptable?

How ESG* analysts should think – The Social Dilemma – Is profit driven AI human mind exploitation targeting mood alteration ethically acceptable? The starting point here is the Netflix film ”/social dilemma”: https://www.netflix.com/se-en/title/81254224. If you have not seen it, I recommend you to do so, but brace for hard landing. Particularly if you have kids […]
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How ESG* analysts should think – The dilemma of the electrification of the world – Seabed mining

How ESG* analysts should think – The dilemma of the electrification of the world – Seabed mining To respect the Paris agreement, we are pushing electrification to another level in the world to replace fossil energy with renewable energy. That is the ”easiest” solution. Few seriously believe that reducing drastically the standards of life in […]
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How ESG* analysts should think – Is on-line shopping in Europe dependent on modern slavery?

How ESG* analysts should think – Is on-line shopping in Europe dependent on modern slavery? Listening to the Norwegian radio this morning, I heard a Romanian truck driver had sued the Norwegian transport company Bring Trucking for being underpaid and that the court case is now coming up in Denmark, starting today. This case has […]
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