Sentence examples for equity shareholder from inspiring English sources
Under this new deal, Elliott will stay on as an equity shareholder of Attachmate, according to the news release.
A resolution was passed for the adoption of a plan that would allow the next Labour Government to become an equity shareholder in some 500 private-enterprise companies, and for Britain to continue manufacturing its own H-Bomb.
But the deal, which News Corporation learned of only in the last day or so, according to a company official, will make Liberty the largest equity shareholder, with 17percentt, because it still holds a large number of nonvoting shares.
The company, which was founded in late 2007 as a joint venture of NBC Universal, owned by General Electric and Vivendi, and the News Corporation, added the Walt Disney Company as an equity shareholder last month.
Japanese housewife traders have led the way in showing us that frankly, it isn't rocket science.Roger Moffat Former derivatives trader London* SIR – The management boards at most banks have completely forgotten who is providing their business with capital in the first place and is thus the ultimate risk taker: the equity shareholder.
Hulu, a joint venture of NBC and the News Corporation, with the Walt Disney Company added recently as an equity shareholder, will also show a Dave Matthews Band documentary and music videos beginning on Thursday, and the Beacon show will remain available for streaming after it's over.
The private equity shareholders are tied in for 90 days.
In theory, Islam promotes investing relationships in which all parties are equity shareholders on equal footing.
Metter is wrong because he ignores the very high percentage profit accruing to equity shareholders on PFPs.
They would need increasing levels of financial support, currently £43m per annum, and equity shareholders would not be well served by the medium-term drain on value.
It is why I can announce today that following a brief consultation we will be closing the loophole that allows private equity shareholders to siphon money out of their firms while dodging the intended income tax.
