The shareholder activism landscape in Canada and the United States continues to evolve. And with activism as an established asset class and regular feature of North American capital markets, businesses and investors must be mindful of several key developments and trends that are changing some of the rules of the game.

From early warning beneficial ownership reporting and universal proxies, some differences between activism in Canada and the United States, what activism might look like 10 years from now, and the future of ESG in the space, McCarthy Tétrault partner Jennifer Longhurst offers in-depth analysis on the latest developments in shareholder activism.

Read this excerpt from Jennifer’s interview with 13D Monitor.