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Micro-cap boards are smaller and less diverse, study finds
New study shines a light on the corporate governance practices at companies with a market cap under $300 million
Micro-cap boards tend to be less diverse and smaller than boards at Russell 3000 companies, according to new research, which its authors say ‘contradicts a number of micro-cap misconceptions.’
The Investor Responsibility Research Center Institute (IRRCi) and
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