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Over the past several weeks, we’ve witnessed dramatic and unprecedented changes in the U.S. capital markets as a result of the current COVID-19 health crisis. In this environment, we are seeing significant stock price volatility coupled with widespread price declines, both set against a backdrop in which shareholder activism is a constant threat to public companies.
This piece explores some of the consequences of recent market volatility and what companies can do to ensure that the current conditions do not expose them to elevated activism risk.
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