Sentence examples for individual shareholding from inspiring English sources

He has also acquired the largest individual shareholding in Independent News & Media (INM), Ireland's largest newspaper publisher.

Given the nature of individual shareholding in most U.S. corporations, Social Expansionists turn to institutional investors as the only hope for pressuring corporations to get involved.

We wish the number were higher, but professional financiers still seem to regard unit and investment trusts as the only proper vehicles for individual shareholding, and the actual business of making and trading personal investments remains unnecessarily cumbersome.

Dissatisfaction with corrupt group ranch committees, dilution of individual shareholding as population size increased and a desire for security of tenure led group ranch members to push for the subdivision of group ranches (Galaty 1999; Homewood et al. 2004; Mwangi 2007a; Seno and Shaw 2002; Thompson and Homewood 2002).

Hong Kong discourages companies from organizing in a way that favors dual-class shareholding over individual shareholdings, or gives one shareholder a disproportionate say over how a company is run.

This week, Alibaba abandoned plans to list in Hong Kong after the exchange declined to change rules that discourage companies from organizing in a way that favors dual-class shareholding over individual shareholdings or gives one shareholder a disproportionate say over how a company is run.

In May 1989 they transferred their individual shareholdings in Maison Bouygues to SCDM, a new holding company.

Major decisions, such as on the proposed new stadium, the prospective sale of their individual shareholdings and the tenure of former chief executive Rick Parry, have been postponed or delayed since late 2007.

The true financial performance of the firm is not easy to pin down, not least due to frequent surprise provisions in its accounts.There are also restrictions on individual shareholdings, although this week Mr Turner said these did not amount to a barrier to being taken over.

Norwich City FC is a public limited company that, in 2003, comprised approximately 8,000 individual shareholdings.

These can be paid for by voluntary (private) health insurance provided by private shareholding companies for additional health insurance.