An institutional investor such as a public pension fund or mutual fund that invests in the stock of a company and plans to hold the shares for a long time is likely to be a shareholder activist.

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Institutional investors like public pension funds or mutual funds often invest with a long-term perspective but are not necessarily shareholder activists. Shareholder activism involves taking an active role in influencing a company's decisions, which is not a universal characteristic of all long-term institutional investors.

An Institutional Investor Such as a Public Pension Fund or Mutual