Sentence examples similar to stable shareholdings from inspiring English sources

Cross-shareholdings (when two firms hold each other's shares) and stable-shareholdings (friendly firms holding shares they almost never sell) are the blood-brotherhood of corporate Japan.

Listed firms frequently have big, stable family shareholdings, bolstered by enhanced voting rights that enable families to retain control even when they are in a minority.

They [the portfolio's holdings] tend to be large-cap and have stable earnings growth and are run by superior management teams with significant shareholding themselves.

Yet at Royal Bank of Scotland – one of the less stable pieces in the UK's banking firmament – the Treasury will use its 81% shareholding to impose the bonus cap in its strongest form.

Many legacy shareholdings have proved disastrous investments.

And Hopa and BPI have reciprocal shareholdings.

Criteria wants influence to go with its shareholdings.

This still allows consultants to accumulate large shareholdings over time.

But increasingly they prefer to dilute their shareholdings.

A mesh of shareholdings still binds big firms together.

Mr Lipton has been campaigning to require quicker disclosure of institutional shareholdings and newly acquired block shareholdings.