An ecosystem of leaders' leaders
The Long-Term Stock Exchange is the business ecosystem helping visionary companies at all stages drive long-term profit with purpose.
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Partnerships built on results
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an ecosystem for long-term success
Succeed today and long into the future with LTSE
Look beyond short-term results. Achieve your vision for long-term impact with comprehensive services, guidance and resources designed to help your business thrive — regardless of size or stage.
A Stock Exchange championing businesses with impact
Public listings that reward purpose-driven leadership
Join a community of next-generation companies committed to principled profitability.
Trade on a principles-based exchange
Identify sound investments on an exchange that values long-term stability with governance principles focused on long-term investing.
pRINCIPLES THAT SET VISIONARY COMPANIES APART
A revolutionary set of 5 SEC-approved principles
Our principles are what differentiate LTSE from all other listing or trading venues. They provide the framework for your company to build a set of standards and policies that reflect who you are and how you want to be viewed by the world. Filed with and approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), these principles reflect innovative corporate governance, and drive a long-term focus.
Principle 1: Stakeholders
Long-term focused companies should consider a broader group of stakeholders and the critical role they play in one another’s success.
Principle 2: Strategy
Long-term focused companies should measure success in years and decades and prioritize long-term decision making.
Principle 3: Compensation
Long-term focused companies should align executive compensation and board compensation with long-term performance.
Principle 4: Board
Boards of directors of long-term focused companies should be engaged in and have explicit oversight of long-term strategy.
Principle 5: Investors
Long-term focused companies should engage with their long-term shareholders.
We believe business is destined for better
Today, business leaders are forced to prioritize short-term gains over lasting value. At LTSE, we’re building a world where businesses are supported to create long-term prosperity and lasting impact.
