These are broadly aligned with countries' "quotas" or shareholdings, which after several rounds of reform are still largely a legacy of the global distribution of economic might at the end of the second world war.
An analysis by the Guardian shows that 26 MPs declared more earnings from directorships, paid employment or shareholdings than they did from their parliamentary salary, with more than 20 declaring more than £100,000 in outside earnings in the latest register of members' interests.
But the countries involved in the plan (Lithuania and the other two Baltic states, with the belated addition of Poland) still cannot agree how big it should be, or on shareholding structure.
Under Scottish FA agreement Ashley is not allowed boardroom influence or a shareholding of more than 10%.
Under a Scottish Football Association agreement, Ashley is not allowed boardroom influence or a shareholding of more than 10%.
Investments which are made compulsory by the government at the time of the actual investment or retained shareholding by the government, both announced before the auction, can augment the government's payoff.
7 These are either state or urban collective units, or private sector units with joint ownership, shareholding or foreign ownership (ie excluding self-employment).
In May 2016 journalists were instructed to use his full title "Lord Prime Minister and Supreme Military Commander" when writing about Hun Sen. In 103 of the 114 private companies where Hun Sen's immediate family have declared interests, the relative is a chairperson, director or has a shareholding of more than 25%, meaning they exercise total or substantial control, the report says.
The government will set up a clearing company to liquidate or sell shareholdings Japan National Oil has in exploration companies.
These are minority or token shareholdings that give home governments special rights to block unwanted takeovers usually meaning, in practice, foreign ones.
