“The idea of long-term stock exchange is an exchange whose listing standards require an adherence to a set of long-term principles. And we have the evidence to show that when companies adhere to those principles, they outperform, they attract more long-term investors, and they get themselves in this virtuous flywheel”

Inside the Strategy Room · 329. Resisting “financial gravity”: How purpose-driven companies endure

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set listing standards that require companies to adhere to a set of long-term principles, and market the exchange to long-term investors

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