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New Governance Firm Launches Amid Activist Investor Scrutiny

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Senpoint Partners, a new proxy solicitation and corporate governance firm, has launched. The firm was founded by former top executives from advisory firms including Morrow & Co, Sodali & Co, D.F. King, and MacKenzie Partners. Senpoint Partners will advise companies and hedge funds on issues ranging from board composition to corporate mergers.

From 933thedrive.com

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The launch occurs as activist investors, such as Elliott Investment Management, increase pressure on blue-chip companies. This trend, combined with a booming dealmaking environment, suggests a heightened need for specialized shareholder outreach and governance modeling.

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Who's involved

  • Elliott Investment ManagementAmerican hedge fund engaging in activist strategies and boardroom fights
  • Procter & GambleAmerican multinational consumer goods corporation targeted by activist scrutiny
  • AT&TAmerican multinational conglomerate targeted by activist scrutiny

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