Sentence examples for shareholder losses from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said $9 billion in shareholder losses resulted.

When they go wrong, the results are shareholder losses and taxpayer-provided bailouts.

In Enron's case, the prospective liability is unknown, though the shareholder losses are staggering.

Putnam has estimated that managers made $700,000 in improper gains -- not that shareholder losses were $700 million.

In Dura Pharmaceuticals v Broudo, the court required plaintiffs to show clear causation between the actions of defendants and alleged shareholder losses.

The essay continues: "It would have been tough to prove Goldman legally liable for any shareholder losses, yet the bank chose to fold rather than fight".

The result was that AES's "guaranteed" 20% return became a shareholder loss of $300 million.

If managers identify with shareholders, as they do now, then they worry only about shareholders' losses.

But fraud at big corporations surely dwarfs by orders of magnitude the shareholders' losses of $8 billion that Mr. Holder highlighted.

If Fannie or Freddie collapsed, shareholders' losses would be limited to their investment; but taxpayers would be on the hook for the much bigger losses sure to follow.

Congressional investigations of the role of Wall Street in the Enron saga are being eagerly monitored by plaintiffs' lawyers looking to the banks to recover shareholders' losses.