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Nikkei’s purchase of FT Group may be good for all those concerned
10 Aug 2015

Nikkei’s purchase of FT Group may be good for all those concerned

by Centre for Business Research | posted in: John Buchanan | 0

by Dr John Buchanan, Research Associate at the Centre for Business Research Nikkei’s purchase of FT Group for £844 million may have a happy ending for all concerned. Pearson has disposed of an unwanted asset for an unexpectedly good price, … Continued

capitalism, Japan, shareholders
Hedge fund activism in Japan: the limits of shareholder primacy
27 Jun 2012

Hedge fund activism in Japan: the limits of shareholder primacy

by Simon Deakin | posted in: Simon Deakin | 1

Professor Simon Deakin, Assistant Director of the Centre for Business Research, is interviewed about his new book, Hedge Fund Activism in Japan: The Limits of Shareholder Primacy, co-authored by John Buchanan and Dominic Heesang Chai, and published by Cambridge University … Continued

hedge funds, investment, shareholders
Kay needs to replace “shareholder value” with “corporate value”
20 Mar 2012

Kay needs to replace “shareholder value” with “corporate value”

by Simon Deakin | posted in: Simon Deakin | 0

By Professor Simon Deakin, Director, Corporate Governance Research Programme, Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge John Kay’s interim report finds that equity markets are failing in their primary tasks, which he identifies as enhancing the long-term growth of listed … Continued

corporate governance, investment, shareholders
Executive pay – your questions answered
15 Feb 2012

Executive pay – your questions answered

by Simon Deakin | posted in: Simon Deakin | 0

by Professor Simon Deakin, Assistant Director of the Centre for Business Research 1. Do bonuses and incentive plans work? The real problem is that share options benefit executives in the event that the share price goes up and the Company … Continued

executive pay, financial regulation, shareholders

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