Want To Stay Relevant? Think Like An Activist Investor
For corporate boards and their companies, the only real protection from an activist investor is to consistently turn in an excellent performance.
For corporate boards and their companies, the only real protection from an activist investor is to consistently turn in an excellent performance.
Would your board be ready to respond if a large shareholder asked the company to join the more than 450 U.S. public companies that have adopted proxy access?
Thanks to the rapid rise in shareholder activism in recent years, activist directors have become a mainstay of publicly held company boardrooms.
Here are 6 questions to ask internally before you find yourself on the defensive with an activist.