Corporate Raiding Explained

What is the primary goal of a corporate raider when they become a dissident shareholder?

• To increase employee benefits

• To reduce the company's debt

• To gain seats on the board of directors

• To improve the company's long-term growth

How might a company use its pension fund during a corporate raid?

• To invest in new technology

• To pay off existing debts

• To serve as collateral for financial maneuvers

• To hire more employees

What is a potential short-term benefit of selling off parts of a company during a raid?

• Enhanced brand reputation

• Improved product quality

• Higher stock prices

• Increased employee satisfaction

Why are companies like Amazon and Google less likely to be targeted by corporate raiders?

• They have a high employee turnover

• They operate in a niche market

• They have a small number of shareholders

• They have strong financial performance

What typically happens to a company after a corporate raider sells their shares?

• The company experiences rapid growth

• The company is left weakened and vulnerable

• The company becomes more innovative

• The company gains a competitive edge