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Institutional Investor Collective Engagements: Non-Activist Cooperation vs Activist Wolf Packs

Shareholder cooperation as a tool for active corporate ownership, and a means by which to effectively voice concerns about corporate governance and performance, is on the rise. While wolf packs formed...

13 December 2019

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Giovanni Strampelli

The Corporate Governance Role of Retail Investors

Compared to institutional investors, retail investors seem to be bound to remain minor actors on the corporate governance scene, even if Shareholders Rights Directive (SRD I) put forward...

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Preserving Capital Markets Efficiency in the High-Frequency Trading Era

Due to technological innovation and automation, trading on equity markets has changed dramatically during the past twenty years. Algorithmic and High-Frequency Trading (HFT) have come to equally characterize U.S. and...

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Giovanni Strampelli

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