Sentence examples for shareholding changes from inspiring English sources

Huang Ge and Lin (2011) started with the relation between behavior patterns of institutional investors and the pricing efficiency of the capital market, and used shareholding data of securities investment funds to empirically study the influence of funds shareholding behavior and shareholding changes on the pricing efficiency of the capital market.

"I'd like to see the shareholding change," he said.

This is non-voting stock, and so it means that we will not get much visibility from Tencent and Snap when and if these shareholdings change further, as they will not need to be reported to the SEC.

Several big concerts were threatened with cancellation because of worries that the arena itself would be blacklisted.At some point around the time of sanctions it is unclear when exactly the shareholding structure changed.

The history, tradition and heritage of this company cannot, and will not, be erased by a change in shareholding".

The board did, however, offer Mr. Ackman a seat on the condition that he not expand his shareholding or try to change the board's composition.

After The Times revealed the change in shareholding, Sky said: "We have been long-term partners and investors in ATR and have decided to strengthen that partnership". Yesterday it declined to comment further.

[C2.] Vivendi Planning a Sports Channel Vivendi Universal plans to create a European sports channel after it sells most of its stake in Eurosport to Television Francaise 1. Vivendi is in talks to sell the stake held by its Canal Plus television unit after a change in shareholding allowed the rival TF1, France's most watched television company, to bid for the Eurosport shares it does not own.

Vivendi Universal S.A. said today that it would create a European sports channel after it sells most of its stake in Eurosport to Television Francaise 1 S.A. Vivendi is in talks to sell the stake held by its Canal Plus television unit after a change in shareholding allowed its rival TF1, France's most watched television company, to bid for the Eurosport shares it does not own.

The spokesman said there had been no change in shareholding at the team "for the time being", with founder Peter Sauber retaining two-thirds of the shares and team principal Monisha Kaltenborn one-third.

Gary Waddock was appointed head coach on 22 March 2014, but was sacked on 4 July 2014 following a change of shareholding in the club, to be replaced by Michael Appleton.