Meister said in a interview that 'the lines are blurring' between the two groups and predicted the future could see a more streamlined approach.
A change in the way activist and private equity investors are viewed is underway, Corvex Management founder Keith Meister said Tuesday. Meister said in an interview that "the lines are blurring" between the two groups and predicted the future could see a more streamlined approach.
Activist investors, which include Trian's Nelson Peltz, can agitate for a wide variety of changes including selling off underperforming or undervalued businesses or replacing management teams. Private equity investors, meanwhile, usually build a controlling stake in a company, with the aim of taking it private and making it more valuable before selling it for a profit. Examples of such investors are Blackstone and KKR.
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