Goldman, which controls a 9.3 percent stake in Quorum, switched its stance from passive to active in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission last week.
In the SEC filing, Goldman says it could attempt to enhance shareholder value by seeking changes in Quorum’s strategy, board makeup and other areas, according to the report.
Goldman is the second investor to go active on Quorum this year. In March, Davidson Kempner Capital Management declared itself an active investor, according to the Nashville Business Journal.
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