ViewpointsOpinionWall Street’s Capitulation to Diversity MandatesSocial-justice creep into corporate boards is useless diversionSavePrintAn exterior view of the Goldman Sachs New York headquarters in New York City on April 15, 2019. Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesFergus Hodgson2/26/2020|Updated: 2/27/2020CommentaryIn late January, Goldman Sachs made waves in the financial sector when it announced that companies seeking its help to get listed on stock exchanges had to have at least one “diverse” board member.Share this articleLeave a commentFergus HodgsonAuthorFergus Hodgson is the director of “ Econ Americas”, a financial consultancy, and publisher of the “ Impunity Observer” , a geopolitical intelligence service. He is the author of “ Financial Sovereignty for Canadians: Untether Yourself from the Ottawa Leviathan (2024).” websiteAuthor’s Selected ArticlesFirsthand Account Lays Bare the Cuban RevolutionDec 19, 2022There Is Nowhere to Flee ToOct 24, 2022How the Legal Minefield Suffocates the US EconomyAug 10, 2022Opinion: Alberta Sounds Battle Cry for SovereigntyOct 27, 2021Related Topicsdiversitygender equalitysocial justiceidentity politics