From activist investor and advisor Mike Levin and Colorado Law professor Ann Lipton, Shareholder Primacy is a podcast about activist investing, securities law, and all the ways the financial and legal worlds intersect and collide in real life.
This episode explores the evolving landscape of private companies and the strategies they employ to avoid the regulatory requirements associated with going public. Against the backdrop of a decline in traditional IPOs, the discussion highlights the increasing use of Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) by startups, particu...
This episode explores the striking parallels between corporate governance and civic governance, specifically focusing on the similarities between shareholder democracy and political democracy. Against the backdrop of concerns about democratic breakdown in the United States, the discussion draws parallels between the m...
This episode explores the significant changes introduced by Senate Bill 21 in Delaware's corporate law, specifically focusing on its potential impact on corporate governance and activist investing. Against the backdrop of several high-profile companies threatening to leave Delaware, the bill was introduced, bypassing ...
This episode explores the recent changes to SEC Form 13D and 13G, focusing on the implications for various stakeholders in the financial world. Against the backdrop of evolving regulations, the hosts discuss the historical context of Section 13D, originally designed to provide early warnings about potential hostile tak...
This episode explores the evolving landscape of corporate finance and governance, specifically addressing the increasing trend of companies remaining private despite achieving significant scale. Against the backdrop of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Exchange Act of 1934, the hosts discuss how legal loopholes and r...
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