Institutional Investors and Corporate Governance: Best Practices for Increasing Corporate ValueInstitutional Investors and Corporate Governance: Best Practices for Increasing Corporate Value, by BrancatoCarolyn K. Chicago: Irwin. 1997.

Abstract

The book ‘Institutional Investors and Corporate Governance: Best Practices for Increasing Corporate Value,’ by Carolyn K. Brancato, centers around the idea that current acrimonious relationships between institutional investors and corporate executives jeopardize the interests of both parties and are detrimental to corporate value. Brancato draws on her rich research experience and personal interactions with corporate and public pension fund executives during her service in various government agencies and argues that communication between longterm investors and corporate executives is fundamental to facilitating corporate investments that sustain corporate value.