The Problem of ‘Underweight’ Shareholders
At a time of rising expectations for institutional investors to assume “stewardship” responsibilities for the companies they invest in, it is doubtful that underweight shareholders can fulfill this role credibly, writes Simon C.Y. Wong...
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