The phrase "controlling equity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in business or financial contexts to refer to the amount of ownership or control that a person or entity holds in a company. Example: The CEO's controlling equity in the company gave him the power to make all major decisions without consulting the board of directors.
Almost invariably, when "TRUMP" appears on a building the real financial risks — and the controlling equity — belong to others.
Since then, the insurer has shed additional businesses and, perhaps most important, begun selling down the government's controlling equity stake.
Kohlberg's vision was to establish an investment firm whose revenue was based not on earning commissions but on taking controlling equity stakes in companies at crossroads.
NTL, a leading British cable TV operator, filed for protection from creditors yesterday in a Manhattan bankruptcy court as part of a plan to swap $10.6 billion of bond debt for a controlling equity stake.
Donald Trump's hotel and casino business filed a plan to exit bankruptcy that would keep him as chairman while giving bondholders a controlling equity stake in the company and new notes in exchange for debt.
After an appeal from the SEC's chief accountant, Edmund Coulson, three EITF members agreed to change their vote.The outcome, eventually, was a rule by which a company can keep a special-purpose vehicle off its balance sheet as long as an independent third party owns a controlling equity interest equivalent to at least 3% of the fair value of its assets.
Their plan was to force the property into a bankruptcy that would leave them controlling the equity.
Real estate mogul Sam Zell controls two– Equity Office Properties, the United States' largest office building owner, and Equity Residential.
Vale has since been privatized, but the government still controls big equity stakes.
This allows the family to control the equity but appoint one person, family or not, to manage the business.
The rabbit polyclonal antibody against β-actin JLA20 (Sigma-Aldrich, St Louis, MO, USA) was used to control the equity in sample loading.
