Long-Term Investing: An Optimal Strategy in Short-Term Oriented Markets<br /> <br /> Welcome<br /> Frédéric Samama<br /> Symposium Co-Chair<br /> Head of the Steering Committee, Sovereign Wealth Fund Research Initiative (SWFRI)<br /> <br /> Overview and Symposium Goals<br /> Patrick Bolton<br /> Symposium Chair<br /> Member, Committee on Global Thought<br /> Barbara and David Zalaznick Professor of Business and Economics, Columbia Business School<br /> <br /> Presentation I:
Presented by
Robert Eccles
Professor of Management Practice, Harvard Business School

with discussant
Danyelle Guyatt
Investment Manager, Catholic Super Fund, Australia" />

Long-Term Investing: An Optimal Strategy in Short-Term Oriented Markets

December 3, 2012

Long-Term Investing: An Optimal Strategy in Short-Term Oriented Markets

Conference Welcome and Introduction

Presentation I: “The Impact of a Corporate Culture of Sustainability on Corporate Behavior and Performance, ” (Eccles, Ioannou & Serafeim, 2011)

  • Robert Eccles, Professor of Management Practice, Harvard University

Discussants:

  • Danyelle Guyatt, Investment Manager, Catholic Super Fund

Robert Eccles discussed the consequences of corporate sustainability on organizational processes and performances, by comparing 90 high-sustainability and 90 low-sustainability companies.

Read the transcript of this event: Eccles, Guyatt, Culture of Corporate Sustainability

Part of the Sustainable Investment research initiative.