There is ongoing debate for decades as to how to improve the relationship between shareholders, directors and the long-term objectives of a company. Many obstacles are on the way for numerous factors including the broad spectrum of investor composition that share ownership of a company These include individual, day-traders, institutional investors, pension and hedge funds, and others. Each has its own objectives and agenda, that may conflict with other shareholders and with the long-term viability of the company. Some are looking for a quick buck. Other seek long-term growth. Each objective requires different management approaches.
