The Financial Times notices that more companies feel pressured to take a stand on complex and sometimes sensitive political, social and moral issues. The tools for companies to position themselves politically are diverse, but one of them can be to spend in lobbying and fund politicians. However, this kind of expenses can be risky if they do not align with the company's public commitments, thus prompting a growing awareness among corporations when it comes to political spending. According to Alberto Alemanno, law professor at HEC Paris Business School, “this is the next frontier when it comes to corporate political power”.