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ON activist shareholders and the way in the US, they tend to speak for large blocks of shares and here, they're tolerated even though they own next to nothing of a business, Sarin's comments are more spot-on.
"The noise-to-investment ratio is much higher" in the UK than the US, he says. Perhaps Sarin will take up the cudgels now he's leaving. He could call for a lessening of the attention paid to those with tiny stakes and loud voices. But he could also demand that institutional shareholders do more and that instead of just sitting there, they take more interest in the companies in which they have holdings.See the full content of this document
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