Sentence examples for tiny shareholdings from inspiring English sources

Such pacts have long been his pet hate, together with chains of nested stakes that allow businessmen like Mr Tronchetti Provera to control listed companies while owning only tiny shareholdings in them.In 1982, when he was Consob's chairman, Mr Rossi published a book entitled "Transparency and Shame".

So how does it engineer a change in the entire strategic direction of a corporation that employ hundreds of thousands of people with such a tiny shareholding?

The group's structure was a labyrinth of cross-shareholdings among operating companies and tiny stakes held by the private holding company, Tata Sons Limited (TSL).

In return for the $36 million in payments, Choi allegedly put pressure on authorities to approve the $8 billion merger of two Samsung units, part of a plan to strengthen the family's hold on the group, which it controls through a complex web of cross-shareholdings, despite owning only a tiny stake of it.

The Lee family has long controlled Samsung Electronics with a tiny minority stake, solidified by a cross-shareholding structure with its affiliates, much to the chagrin of Samsung shareholders.

The endorsement of the Rockefellers (who nowadays own only a tiny slice of Exxon, though it is the family's biggest shareholding) is raising hopes of breaking through the 50% ceiling, as does the support of three of the leading firms that advise institutional shareholders on how to vote their proxies.

Family members own only a tiny fraction of the shares but control the conglomerate through a complex web of cross-shareholdings.

To ease the process, Mr Bertarelli is open to reducing his family's shareholding, despite their strong association with the firm, and to floating on an American exchange.The middle ground between tiny biotech and massive pharma looks tempting.

Many legacy shareholdings have proved disastrous investments.

And Hopa and BPI have reciprocal shareholdings.

Since it risks seeing its already tiny market share shrink further, perhaps it would make sense to fold its interests into Unibanco or another Brazilian bank, in return for a shareholding.Since the big three banks are making fat profits and are well regarded by the financial markets, they have no problem finding the capital to finance purchases.