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Could Ethical Capital Exist?
Former Credit Suisse Ivorian CEO Tidjane Thiam has joined the Council for Inclusive Capitalism, an American organization that brings together some 20 global business leaders and advocates a virtuous vision of the market economy and is officially associated with the Vatican. as of Tuesday’s announcement.
Tidjane is part of a group of investors and leaders of the world’s major corporations, referred to by some as “gatekeepers”, allegedly committed to “reforming capitalism for the good of humanity” and who want to promote the private sector’s drive to do capitalism. operate more in line with justice, inclusion and sustainable development.
These leaders, representing more than $ 10.5 trillion in assets under management, are scheduled to meet annually with Pope Francis and Ghana’s Cardinal Peter Turkson.
Turkson is one of two African cardinals expected to succeed Benedict XVI in 2013 and become the first “black pope” in history.
