Investor Capitalism

Abstract

Abstract A majority of the shares of publicly traded companies in the united states are now held by institutional investors, and shares are increasingly held by professional money managers in many other countries as well. Institutional owners are more demanding, more international, and they exercise more influence on company leadership than individual shareholders. An era of managerial capitalism is being eclipsed by that of investor capitalism in the united states and elsewhere, and companies have, as a result, strengthened their leadership and restructured their operations to deliver even greater shareholder value.

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