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Even though controlling shareholders are dominant in Brazil, there is a substantial number of shared control companies, in which a group of large shareholders controls the company by means of a formal agreement, and a few widely held ones (Zeidan & Fontes Filho, 2012; Sternberg, Leal, & Bortolon, 2011). The Brazilian state plays an important role as regulator, and somewhat indirectly, as an occasional activist shareholder through pension funds sponsored by state-owned companies or state-owned financial institutions. Investor protection and participation have improved Abstract

Activism failure of state-owned pension funds with board seats in Brazil