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>when it comes to money. their responsibility is to increase shareholders' (or clients') value. That is not an empirical fact. It's a specific interpretation o
by Geeek 8y ago
>when it comes to money. their responsibility is to increase shareholders' (or clients') value.
That is not an empirical fact. It's a specific interpretation of how things should be in the world. Some see it that way and other see it differently.
- keymone 8y agoIt’s an interpretation of how things are. And unfortunately “let’s ostracize those who don’t behave ethically” doesn’t seem to be a scary enough stick if you consider that those banks have far more business with individuals that acquired their wealth in illegal ways and give zero shits about ethics.