It’s easy to fall under the notion that ESG stocks – that is, enterprises that prioritize environmental, social and governance-related directives – will somehow generate less stakeholder profits than enterprises that aren’t so generous. After all, why would a company investing in doing the right thing be better off than those cutting corners? It’s simple, straightforward logic – and it could also be dead wrong. For example, thought leaders like McKinsey laid out several reasons why ESG stocks could profit f ...