Sentence examples for form of a shareholder from inspiring English sources
Tesla has faced opposition to the proposed acquisition of SolarCity, including in the form of a shareholder lawsuit that seeks to block the deal.
Knowing what a CEO earns is a form of accountability; shareholders can use it as a measuring stick to see whether boards are doing their jobs to make sure shareholders' dollars or euros or yen are being managed efficiently.
If Daimler the Mercedes parent ever elected to unload Chrysler, it could take the form of a spinoff to existing shareholders, a buyout by management or a sale to another automaker.
Q. Some members of our co-op are unhappy with the lack of information we get from the co-op board and are thinking of forming a shareholders' association.
The bank said there had been a 95% uptake of the cash call, which was made in the form of a rights issue allowing existing shareholders to buy shares at a discount.
Booker said the fundraising would take the form of a rights issue – where existing shareholders are asked if they want to buy new shares first – which would suggest the Co-op Group would need to put in more than £100m if it wanted to maintain its shareholding.
Over the last year, though, board members and bosses have faced a new form of shareholder activism at annual meetings, particularly over compensation.
Barclays is conducting the cash call – in the form of a rights issue under which existing shareholders are offered the opportunity to buy new shares – after the Bank of England found it needed £12.8bn of extra capital.
This cash is likely to come back to shareholders in the form of a regular buyback or special dividend.
The airline would return any cash not spent on new aircraft to shareholders in the form of a dividend, he added.
