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The Impact of Ideal Vs Problematic Shareholders

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The Impact of Ideal Vs Problematic Shareholders

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KEY CONCEPT

In an ideal world, companies would spend significant time managing their shareholder base, striving to attract the ideal shareholder: a shareholder with a long-term investment horizon who will allow the company to make long-term investments and not push for short-term results. Shareholders with short-term investment horizons drag down share prices or increase their volatility by focusing on short-term results.


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Idea conceived

May 20, 2014

Idea posted

Oct 2014
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