Activist Shareholders and Institutional Investors - Explained

The video discusses the evolving role of shareholders, particularly activist shareholders, in corporate governance. Traditionally passive, shareholders are now more involved in influencing management decisions due to concentrated share ownership by large entities like money funds. These funds often prioritize short-term returns, which can conflict with a corporation's long-term success. This shift has significantly altered corporate governance structures, giving shareholders a stronger voice in business operations.

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