Sentence examples for shareholder alignment from inspiring English sources

As is the case with TMG, there is strong shareholder alignment between GMG and Apax Partners, which allows Emap to pursue its strategic objectives with clarity and confidence.

I think what's more new is using operating expertise and a [PE size] capital base to back companies that have been in the VC ecosystem and are looking for an alternative to going public, where you can solve historical shareholder alignment problems without tapping the public market to do that.

But it had great shareholders and an alignment problem, where some investors had already made a great return [on paper] but newer VCs had bought in at a much higher valuation.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   I.S.S. Endorses Pay at JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley  |  The influential proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services said the executive compensation plans at JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley showed "reasonable alignment" between shareholder returns and pay, Bloomberg News reports.

"The new plan will increase transparency and alignment with shareholders".

Truell, when asked what "alignment" between shareholders and executives meant, said: "For me this whole thing is about simplicity.

Fundamentally, the principles underpinning the review include incentivising long-term sustainable performance linked to risk and continued improvement of alignment with shareholders.

"The concerns we had here are large option grants' being given on a basis that does not provide alignment with shareholders," said Peter Clapman, chief counsel for corporate governance at TIAA-CREF.

They resolved how it would affect their ownership and what it would do for their shareholders, and the strategic alignment, and agreed to the acquisition.

"Growing complexity has contributed to poor alignment between executives, shareholders and the company, sometimes leading to levels of remuneration which are difficult to justify," the report said.

Mr. Carter notwithstanding, taxpayers and shareholders are decidedly not in alignment: the tougher the Pentagon gets with its contractors, the better it is for taxpayers and the worse it is for shareholders.