Activism With Sharp Elbows in 2015
Shareholder activism is always simmering in the United States and overseas, so predicting more of that in 2015 is not news. Compliance Week columnists Stephen Davis and Jon Lukomnik, however, have provocative predictions about how activism will unfold next year—including potentially toxic fights with Corporate America, pressure on proxy advisory ...
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