Business, Management and Accounting
4 years ago

Shareholders' Rights Strengthened, But Smaller Investors Still Vulnerable.

The Corporation as Symphony: Are Shareholders First Violin or Second Fiddle?
Janis Sarra

Paper Summary

The article discusses whether shareholders are adequately protected in current corporate laws. Changes in laws have given shareholders more say in company decisions, led by institutional investors. However, there are still barriers to holding corporate officers accountable. The article suggests that recent legislative changes may not fully protect smaller investors involved in corporate activities.

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