Sentence examples for shareholding by from inspiring English sources

Shareholding by managers, or the absence thereof, can easily be misconstrued, he said.

Alstom and EDF object even to a small shareholding by Mitsubishi, which would complicate their designs to control Areva.Conflicts in France are undermining efforts to expand abroad.

It has been slow to restructure, partly because a large shareholding by the Bavarian state shields it from unwanted takeover bids.

It may also loosen the current stringent restrictions on voting rights and shareholding by a single group that apply to all Indian banks.

It avoided the government's asset-protection scheme (which would have given the state a shareholding) by promising to sell one of its jewels, Barclays Global Investors (BGI), a fund manager.

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In 2002 almost 40% of their shares were owned by Japanese companies (a legacy of post-war cross-shareholding); by 2007 the figure dropped to less than 20%.

Trevor J. Kennedy, a director of Qantas, Australia's national airline, resigned after accusations that he and two partners concealed shareholdings by handling them through a Swiss bank.

The carmaker, which recently said it would post an operating loss in the first quarter, is increasing its share capital by 10.0% to accommodate the new investor, diluting its current investors' shareholdings by the same amount.

Recent trends for JPFEs suggest that this conflict can be resolved by rethinking about public shareholding, namely by diversifying the mix of public partners including multiple local authorities so that the PPP can increase the level and amount of commissioning.

Firms have traditionally been protected by their relationship with their bank and by cross-shareholdings held by friendly companies.