Investigates the participation in corporate governance of institutional investors. Decision to
become activist shareholders; Natural allies in responding to social agendas; SEC rules on …

CEOs of S&P 500 firms that report high non-GAAP earnings relative to GAAP earnings receive
substantial unexplained pay. Crucially, this result remains even after controlling for the …

Introduction hina has made great strides in expanding pension coverage for its population
over the last fifteen years. Before 1997, state-owned enterprises (SOEs) provided their …

… For critical comments on the scope of this Rule, see Letter from Robert C. Pozen & Lucian
Bebchuk, Professors, Harvard Law School, to Jonathan G. Katz, Secretary, Securities and …

To better understand the arguments on these topics, it is necessary to move away from
looking at the “average” institutional investor and move toward looking at three subsets of …

As the dust settles on the recent frenzy of private equity deals (including transactions
topping $20 billion), what lessons can companies glean? Directors and executives of public …

Institutional investors are the majority owners of most publicly traded companies but allow
activist hedge funds with smaller positions to push through corporate changes. The author …

… POZEN* In this Article, Professor Pozen illustratcs the importance of economic analysis in
evaluating securities legislation. He first assesses various types of securities research by …

Beginning in 2007, UK public companies were required to issue quarterly, rather than
semiannual, financial reports. But the UK removed this quarterly reporting requirement in 2014. …

Pozen defines personal productivity as the “quantity and quality of your results in achieving
your objectives” and in this book provides specific and practical suggestions to increase your …