Power Struggles and Corporate Governance Issues - Explained

The video explores how competition for authority within corporations can lead to governance issues. It highlights internal power struggles between boards and shareholders, especially when shares are concentrated among large shareholders or institutions. Activist shareholders often try to influence board decisions, leading to potential conflicts. The video also covers friendly takeovers, management buyouts, and the dynamics of leveraged and straight buyouts. It concludes with a discussion on private firms seeking control and the resulting takeover issues.

In what ways can conflicts arise between management and shareholders during a takeover?

What are the differences between friendly and hostile takeovers in the context of corporate governance?