incorruptible by eric ries

Few companies are incorruptible.
Are you one of them?

In the New York Times bestselling book Incorruptible, LTSE Founder Eric Ries advocates for what it takes to build a company aligned to long-term value creation.

The Long-Term Stock Exchange (LTSE) has been built to help ensure those companies are recognized by the market.
One company listed on LTSE saw a 179% increase in long-term investor quality.1
See what LTSE can do for you.

Public markets reward the short term. 

LTSE helps you build for the long term.

  • Not every company qualifies to list on the Long-Term Stock Exchange. That’s the point.
  • LTSE is designed for the 10–15% of companies already operating with long-term governance discipline.
  • For these companies, the issue is getting recognition in the market for their long-term focused behavior.
  • Listing on LTSE ensures that long-term value creation is properly understood and valued.

The Challenge

Today’s capital markets reward short-term signals rather than 
long-term value creation.

Quarterly earnings expectations
Activist investor campaigns
High shareholder turnover
Misalignment between strategy and investor time horizons

The Solution

The Long-Term Stock Exchange is designed to correct this
structural misalignment through a revolutionary set of five SEC approved principles focused on:

Long-Term Stakeholders
Long-Term Strategy
Long-Term Compensation
Long-Term Governance
Long-Term Investors

Eric Ries, 

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Founder of LTSE

“I’m enormously proud of the progress we have made to date and especially of the remarkable customers, partners, and team that have come together to support this mission.”

Excerpt from Incorruptible

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Public Companies

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Late-Stage Public Companies

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Sources
1. Measured via LTSE Long-Term Score℠ as applied to LTSE proprietary data-sets, FactSet, and relevant SEC filings, as of Q3 2025