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Council for Inclusive Capitalism

institutionThe Vatican & Religious Power
A group that says it wants to fix capitalism is the same group that writes the rules big banks now follow.
Who they are

The Council for Inclusive Capitalism, launched in partnership with the Vatican.

What they do

It provides the ideological framework that commits major financial institutions to ESG metrics and climate targets.

How it works

It is presented publicly as a plan to redesign markets so they serve many stakeholders, not just shareholders. In practice, it commits major financial institutions to ESG metrics and climate targets. It was launched with the Vatican, and says its work is under the moral guidance of Pope Francis. A New Economics Foundation alumnus sits on the council, and that affiliation is listed on the council's website. It shares institutional membership with the Basel Committee, which implements Basel capital rules.

Why it matters

It shows how a body that talks about moral and market reform also sets the standards that major financial institutions are committed to follow.

The engine's record — word for word
The corpus records: "The Council for Inclusive Capitalism provides the ideological framework , committing major financial institutions to ESG metrics and climate targets." It is presented publicly as: "Inclusive Capitalism, promoted by initiatives like the Council for Inclusive Capitalism, proposes redesigning market systems to serve multiple stakeholders rather than primarily shareholders." Documents named in the corpus: ESG metrics; climate targets. Cross-sourced to catholicnewsagency.com, inclusivecapitalism.com — documents cited by the corpus and retrieved independently of it.
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