Are ESG investors guilty of antitrust violations?

It used to be that financial investment firms first loyalty was to their customers. By investing clients' hard-earned money with the sole goal of financial growth, Americans experience financial security and these firms profit while gaining loyal customers. Instead, we now have firms prioritizing social goals that aren't in their client's best interest.

This raises many concerns, including the threat of antitrust violations. Social policy is not a valid reason to restrain trade, or limit competition, quality, and choice in our marketplace.