Sentence examples for direct shareholder from inspiring English sources

HBJ's lawyers denied that he was a director or direct shareholder of any English trading company.

Mr. Icahn said in his letter he recently asked Mr. McClendon to consider allowing direct shareholder representation on the board.

A solution that relies on a company-by-company approach is likely to suffer from the same inertia that has frustrated direct shareholder representation in the past.

The agreement is valued at 4.9 billion euros and keeps the German state, which put up no money, from being a direct shareholder in Deutsche Bank.

With growing interest in ESG issues among certain investors, this approach may provide an opportunity for companies to control their message and provide a basis to direct shareholder engagement in this area.

In our view, such a requirement would greatly dampen the benefit of direct shareholder involvement in corporate governance and create yet another artificial separation between stock ownership and governance.

For example, "direct shareholders"—such as Berkshire Hathaway are the ultimate owners of shares.

We obtain some preliminary estimates that rely on common ownership only through either direct shareholders or active investors and find no robust evidence that common ownership affects profits.

In the first half of this year, says Rüdiger von Rosen of the Deutsches Aktieninstitut, which promotes share ownership, the number of direct shareholders did fall a little.

Direct shareholders may benefit more from increasing share prices (as a consequence of decreased competition) than asset managers that typically earn a small, fixed fee as a percentage of assets under management.

If there were direct shareholders, the British or the French or the Germans would end up with the most shares, which might be politically difficult".We need to go step by step, from Airbus to military aircraft and then to missiles, defence electronics and maybe space, to test whether we can handle the political questions and get people to work together," says Mr Bischoff.