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Tag: anchor shareholder

Management Shareholding Abuses

Posted on 27/08/2020 by Keith McLachlan

OLD ARTICLE – Original posted on June 21, 2018 A traditional view wants a listed company to have their management as large shareholders. This gives them skin in the game, aligns them to shareholders and incentivizes them to succeed. All perfectly good reasons. But, this did not prevent Steinhoff from happening. If anything, this was…

Lessons: Two-edged Blade of an Anchor Shareholder

Posted on 26/08/2020 by Keith McLachlan

OLD ARTICLE – Originally posted on January 9, 2020 More than any other directive, human beings act in line with their individual incentives. In the natural world and bleeding into modern-day addictions to drugs, social media and pornography, human beings are predominantly incentivized by dopamines. In business, though, human beings are typically incentivized with money. The ability…

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