Obituary
Michael Price, Who Saw Value in Companies’ Struggles, Dies at 70
- Boasted top mutual fund returns in the 1980s and 1990s
- He pushed for the merger of Chase and Chemical banks in 1995
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Michael F. Price, a renowned value investor known for pushing for change at underperforming companies, has died. He was 70.
He died peacefully in his sleep on Monday after a lengthy illness, according to Timothy E. Ladin, general counsel and vice president of Price’s New York firm, MFP Investors LLC.