Program on Institutional Investors

The Program on Institutional Investors at Harvard Law School (PII) seeks to contribute to research, policy-making, discourse, and education with respect to institutional investors and issues of interest to institutional investors

Research: PII fosters research about institutional investors and issues of interest to them. For example, PII facilitates research on which rules, arrangements, and practices serve the interests of firms and investors. PII also facilitates discourse about the implications of current research for policymaking in this area.

Working papers:

The Power of the Big Three and Why It Matters
(with Scott Hirst)

Harvard Law School Institutional Investor Forum: PII operates the Harvard Law School Institutional Investor Forum. The Forum fosters events, talks, workshops, panels, and conferences on institutional investors and issues of interest to them.

Online Forum: The PII cosponsors the widely-followed Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation.

The PII’s Director is Lucian Bebchuk, the Associate Director is Stephen Davis, and the Administrative Director is .

A detailed account of the program’s activities for the 2019-20 year can be found in its annual report, available here.

A detailed account of the program’s activities for the 2018-19 year can be found in its annual report, available here.

A detailed account of the program’s activities for the 2017-18 year can be found in its annual report, available here.

A detailed account of the program’s activities for the 2016-17 year can be found in its annual report, available here.

A detailed account of the program’s activities for the 2015-16 year can be found in its annual report, available here.