The phrase "shareholding structure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the breakdown of shareholders in a company, or the percentage of shares held by each person or group of people. For example, "The company's shareholding structure is comprised of 20% Family Shareholders, 70% Institutional Investors, and 10% Other Investors."
Companies shall in any case be allowed to give third parties an overview of the shareholding structure of the company by disclosing the different shareholder categories.
Mr. Saikawa has repeatedly pushed for a rebalancing of the shareholding structure, especially after the French government, Renault's biggest shareholder, abruptly doubled its voting rights in Renault in 2015.
Indeed, the whole shareholding structure of EADS looks unstable.
He has also simplified the bank's byzantine shareholding structure.
An overly complex and opaque shareholding structure could in itself be a red flag.
But America's more diffuse shareholding structure makes such understandings harder to achieve, he says.
One is that the rules against such circular shareholding structures are being tightened.
I also show whether there is a relationship between the use of principal banks by these Chinese family firms and their shareholding structures.
It will also stop the tycoons using "pyramid" shareholding structures, in which their holding companies own stakes in a cascade of intermediary firms, letting them keep control with a minority of the equity.
The answer could be to reward long-term shareholders with extra votes (or to penalise the short-termers by restricting their voting rights).But are two-tier shareholding structures a good idea?
He points to the problem of different shareholding structures in the three companies: BAe's shares are widely dispersed, Dasa's are held in large blocks and Aérospatiale is still state-owned.Mr Weston's scheme would need firm political support to have much chance of success, and France is not the only place where that is lacking.
