The term activist investor once carried a reputation for confrontation. Campaigns were often associated with public disputes, leadership changes, and ...

Activist investors remain a powerful force in the corporate landscape, increasingly using more sophisticated multimedia and digital strategies to exert pressure on companies and boards. An increase in ...

Shareholder activism in the life sciences sector has intensified in recent years, with activist funds and other event-driven investors increasingly targeting companies to influence management, ...

Good morning, Nina Lindholm here with the Europe Wire from the London newsroom. Dealmakers have told PE Hub that they expect an uptick in M&A this year, barring any outside shocks. Will the US’s ...

Bloodthirsty activist investors are on track to topple more CEOs in 2025 than ever before, according to Barclays’ latest quarterly review of shareholder activism. In a sign of the heightened pressures ...

While companies typically spend the time and resources to understand and engage their institutional investors, retail shareholders are often overlooked or simply viewed as passive participants.

EXCLUSIVE: Corporate America has long claimed that progressive social activism reflects the will of customers and shareholders — but a growing group of investors is now pushing back against that idea.

Shareholder activism is increasingly reshaping corporate governance disputes in Korea, expanding beyond internal conflicts ...

The growing role of activists is in contrast to ‌two decades ago when pioneering efforts by Warren Lichtenstein's ‌Steel ...

Two new tools give shareholders a simple, powerful way to launch real Bitcoin activism and influence corporate balance-sheet decisions. For most of my life, the limiting factor in bringing my ideas to ...