
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.2496903
This chapter will examine the literature on active ownership and the influence that large shareholder groups can exert on companies to achieve better ESG performance. It will ask: How do large shareholders exert influence? What strategies do they adopt? Are these strategies effective? The chapter will also propose a theoretical model to evaluate the effectiveness of shareholder engagement. The model will be illustrated through case studies of shareholder engagements conducted by a number of fund managers.
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