Dual Class Share Structures: The European Experience
While unequal voting structures in the U.S. are commonly associated with technology and media companies, there is no such industry specific tendency in Europe –
While unequal voting structures in the U.S. are commonly associated with technology and media companies, there is no such industry specific tendency in Europe –
ETFs have in recent years made aggressive inroads into the market share previously held by active mutual funds, mainly to the benefit of passive approaches.
Similar to waking up early after a long night out, fund managers and investors likely enter 2023 disoriented. Certainly, the year 2022 served up constant
Prior to the first-half of 2019, both Uber Technologies, Inc. and Lyft, Inc. were high-growth private companies that sought to revolutionize the transportation industry and
Historically, asset growth has been the measure by which asset managers have judged the health of their businesses. In a fee-based business model, this line
Below is an excerpt from ISS ESG’s thought leadership paper: ESG Performance and Enterprise Value: Do Firms with Stronger ESG Performance Have Higher Valuation Ratios?
Six months ago we predicted that UK-domiciled funds would experience a mix of sun and cloud. Since that forecast, it is safe to say that
Below is an excerpt from ISS Corporate Solution’s recently released paper “Biodiversity COP15: Key Takeaways for Companies”. The full paper is available for download from
McKesson Corp. has reached a tentative $141 million settlement resolving allegations it misled investors about profits from a price-fixing conspiracy amongst generic drug manufacturers. The
Biodiversity is an increasingly important topic for investors and corporations alike. The 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP15) to the Convention on