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ABSTRACT
This project examines relationship between shareholder activism and firm performance. The study focuses on Nigeria using the data of 24 Nigerian Deposit Banks and the explanatory variables includes institutional ownership, CEO tenure, ownership concentration and firm size. The dependent variable Return on Assets (ROA) is used to measure firm performance. The research purpose is met by using the statistics approach of descriptive statistics, regressive technique and correlative analysis .The findings reveal a positive correlation between institutional ownership and firm performance, emphasizing the significance of institutional ownership for organizations. While CEO tenure does not have an impact on firm performance, it is crucial for management and decision making but not for financial outcome.The study shows no relationship between ownership concentration and firm performance. But it is important for strategic decision making, governance practices and also internal stakeholders relationship. Firm Size and Firm Performance showed a significant relationship . The larger a firm, the larger its advantages are financially.
