Yesterday’s raiders are today’s activists


Errol Oh

Campaigning to maximise shareholder value has become more respectable

IN 1985, Time magazine decided that American businessman T. Boone Pickens was worthy of its March 4 cover story. And why not? He had just made his mark as the guy who had doggedly fought a proxy battle with the far larger Gulf Oil, pushing the latter into a merger with Standard Oil of California, thus forming what is known today as Chevron.

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