Business, Management and Accounting
8 years ago

Institutional investors drive corporate governance, risk, and profits in global markets.

Institutional investors, risk/return and corporate governance : practical lessons from the Global Financial Crisis
Marion Hutchinson, Michael Seamer, Larelle Chapple

Paper Summary

Institutional investors have a big impact on companies they invest in. The more shares they own, the better the company's governance, risk, and profits. When big investors have a lot of power, companies take more risks to make more money in the short term.

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