Sentence examples for range of shareholders from inspiring English sources

A newer fund, German Media Pool, founded a year ago, combines a range of shareholders, as Aggregate does, so it can offer its start-ups ads anywhere from billboards to TV.

It was, for instance, the first Italian bank to lend to co-operatives of young people who farm land confiscated from the Mafia.Yet Banca Etica has attracted a broad range of shareholders.

It also highlights the range of shareholders in the initiative, from whom the student would learn during the year: other practice staff, peers in the same learning hub for academic and pastoral support; various groups in the community and regional health service; and the wider health service (macrosystem) [ 16].

Being accountable to a whole range of stakeholders, from shareholders to community activists, has made Timberland a better company.

This trinity – business purpose, trusteeship and a range of committed shareholders – will be the foundation for the creation of purposeful companies, freed to behave like long‑term trusts rather than dance to the tune of peripatetic day traders.

It does this by demonstrating how, contrary to the dominant business discourse, increased regulation designed to protect the social and environmental interests of a range of stakeholders can also serve to enhance corporate economic performance and shareholder value.

Executive pay has been rising faster than salaries for the average worker across the UK and Cable is expected to announce a range of measures to give shareholders more powers to vote down pay deals.

Standard Chartered said: "We actively solicit and react to all feedback from our shareholders, and hold an extensive programme of meetings between shareholders and a range of senior management.

Such a "supermajority" requirement is necessary because of the inevitably wide range of views that characterize any shareholder base.

In its statement, the board of Warner Chilcott said it was "conducting a process to explore a broad range of strategic alternatives to enhance shareholder value, which include preliminary discussions with potential offerors".

In a separate statement on Tuesday, Divyesh Gadhia, the chairman of Amaya, said: "Together with our financial advisers, we evaluated a wide range of strategic alternatives to maximise shareholder value and have concluded that remaining an independent company is in the best interest of Amaya's shareholders at this time".