Corporate Governance Europe
February 26, 2020 | London
In the U.K., the recent growth of shareholder activism has been driven by U.S. insurgent fund managers, but there is no shortage of homegrown activist funds. Pension funds, family offices, private equity funds and large asset-managers are all becoming more influential in the boardrooms of public companies. Senior management and boards need to understand how to proactively position themselves and prepare for engaged shareholders.
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