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firm-years and over 172,000 shareholders, we find that the largest providers of capital were rentiers, men with no formal …
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employ 'harmful' resistance that is not perceived as being motivated by shareholders' interests. We find that harmful …
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litigation is a common occurrence on the US investment markets, via which shareholders aim to recover losses they have suffered …. Negative reaction, however, is twice as common as positive reaction to lawsuits. Shareholders should not be concerned that …
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I collect 1,186 reported estimates of long-run value creation from 49 studies and present the first meta-analysis of the literature on shareholder activism and its effect on firm value in the longrun. This synthesis is necessary because shareholder activism is increasing over time and across...
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