Bernard S. Sharfman Bernard Sharfman notified me of his post, Public-pension funds play with newest toy in corporate governance, saying: “As you know I am not a big fan of proxy access.” I was looking forward to a thoughtful analysis of the issues bu…
…of any opportunities where I can present my article, please contact me at bernardsharfman@gmail.com….
…aul Rose Bernard Sharfman Rose, Paul and Sharfman, Bernard S., Shareholder Activism as a Corrective Mechanism in Corporate Governance (September 11, 2013). Ohio State Public Law Working Paper No. 225. Available at SSRN. Type: Theoretical Research Issu…
…w. Bernard Sharfman Research on Activism Sharfman, Bernard S., A Theory of Shareholder Activism and Its Place in Corporate Law (June 11, 2015). Tennessee Law Review, Vol. 82, No. 4, 2015. Offensive shareholder activism (more commonly known as hedge fu…
…mic research in assessing that incident. Sharfman, Bernard S., Activist Hedge Funds in a World of Board Independence: Creators or Destroyers of Long-Term Value? (May 14, 2015). Columbia Business Law Review, Forthcoming. Numerous empirical studies have…
…rs should be aware of this recent paper. Sharfman, Bernard S., Shareholder Wealth Maximization and its Implementation under Corporate Law (May 16, 2013). Florida Law Review, Vol. 65, No. 5 (2013). Full text available at SSRN. Abstract: As its theoreti…
…in Corporate Governance by Paul Rose and Bernard S. Sharfman. Any activist using proxy access at FDX has the high burden of overcoming the general presumption that favors the existing boar and management, since they have inside information. Any activi…