Published by:
Harvard Business Publishing
Length: 9 pages
Topics:
Stockholders;
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Abstract
By the year 2000, the 20 largest pension funds and the 10 largest money managers will own up to 30% of the 10 largest companies in the United States. Pension fund shareholders are now looking for ways to express their "voice." The author describes the advantages and disadvantages of three options: elections; advisory committees; and collegial monitoring.
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Abstract
By the year 2000, the 20 largest pension funds and the 10 largest money managers will own up to 30% of the 10 largest companies in the United States. Pension fund shareholders are now looking for ways to express their "voice." The author describes the advantages and disadvantages of three options: elections; advisory committees; and collegial monitoring.