Sentence examples for shareholder borrowed from inspiring English sources

While it is not public how much each shareholder borrowed, President Karzai's brother Mahmoud, who owns 7.4 percent of the bank, said that the vice president's brother, Haseen Fahim, had loans of $65 million, not including interest.

Some leases provide that a shareholder cannot borrow more than 80 percent of the value of the apartment, while others have stringent rules requiring cash and excellent credit scores before allowing refinancing.

He cited his brother's handling of Kabul Bank, in which Mahmoud Karzai was a shareholder and had borrowed more than $22 million from the bank, according to an Afghan anticorruption office report.

Wealthy American shareholders often borrow against their shares and live tax-free off the unrealized appreciation for years.

Ms. Rothman said the company allows shareholders to borrow a lump sum or get a line of credit to use as they wish.

The writer should note, however, that some leases restrict the board's power by limiting the amount that can be borrowed without shareholder approval.

Ritblat accuses Laxey of taking a short-term approach to shareholder returns and using borrowed shares in its moves.

Rangers have confirmed they have borrowed £1.5m from shareholders Sandy Easdale and Laxey Partners Ltd. Football board chairman Easdale is providing £500,000, while the investment group is supplying the rest of the funds.

The SPFL League One outfit confirmed on Monday that they have borrowed £1.5m from shareholders Sandy Easdale and Laxey Partners Ltd. Football board chairman Easdale is providing £500,000, while the investment group is supplying the rest of the funds.

The immediate future for the club is cost-cutting and temporary financial fixes - such as the £1.5m to be borrowed from the shareholders Sandy Easdale and Laxey Partners - but King wants to lead a new round of fundraising to allow investment in the club ahead of its challenge to return to the top flight.

Even so, Goldman, like other banks, is reducing its reliance on leverage, or borrowed money, because of shareholder concern.