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Bookmark or Share- Activist Investor | Fund Strategy Definition + Examples - Wall Street PrepActivist investing is an investment strategy where an investor pursues poorly run companies with share prices that have declined in recent times. The activist investor identifies a target and then obtains a sizeable stake in the company’s equity, which often signals to the market that changes are soon to come.
- Activist Investor: Definition, Role, Biggest PlayersAn activist investor, typically a specialized hedge fund, buys a significant minority stake in a publicly traded company in order to change how it is run.
- Activist Investors: A Good or Bad Thing?Activist investors can force change, for better or for worse. They can buy or sell their stakes without warning, catching small investors by surprise. They're not always right.
- Activist Investor - Definition, Types, Pros/Cons, FirmsActivist investors who are individuals are usually very wealthy and influential. They can leverage their capital to purchase a large number of a company’s shares to gain enough voting rights on the board of directors. They aim to influence the strategic direction of the target company.
- Top 10 Activist Investors in the USHere are the top activist investors in the U.S. based on assets under management (AUM) and the number of companies each activist has targeted between Jan. 1, 2017 and Oct. 13, 2020.
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