Posts tagged with ‘Hedge Funds’

Academics, tax practitioners, and members of both political parties in the US have criticized the so-called carried-interest loophole for...

In early February, activist hedge fund investor Darwin Deason filed a lawsuit against the well-known company Xerox ((James Fontanella-Khan,...

There are growing concerns that hedge funds, referred to as the “gold rush of the 21st century,” are troubling...

  On September 15, 2014, Allergan made a concession in its contentious battle to thwart Valeant Pharmaceuticals and hedge...

Institutional shareholder activism has often been viewed as a positive corporate governance tool to ameliorate shareholder collective action problems...

Almost every user of social media like Facebook and Twitter knows that information they post online will be read...

Litigation financing is a central concern for parties before any serious litigation is undertaken. Given the high costs associated...

Despite the severity of the debt circumstances in Puerto Rico, the financial crisis has gone largely unnoticed. The lack...

There is a collective action problem in any system where an informed vote is costly to a shareholder. …

Giants like Facebook and Twitter have entered the public markets with huge valuations, and more tech companies are expected...