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However, Mr Sato said he did not think it was necessary to further regulate banks' shareholdings.

Dispersed shareholdings and misaligned incentives meant many of the senior staff were on a "heads I win, tails the bank loses" deal.

Diageo said: "We do not comment on individual shareholdings but we of course view any investment as a sign of confidence in Diageo. "

With docile domestic investors and a network of friendly cross-shareholdings, there was little outside pressure to restructure.

The cross-shareholdings have been unwound: Deutsche Bank, for instance, no longer owns chunks of insurers, carmakers or sugar processors.

The main effect of these shareholdings now is to cushion poor managers from market pressure.

Still, the deal, with its convoluted cross-shareholdings, is clearly a halfway house.

Primed with poorly thought-out bonuses and kindled with speculative short-term shareholdings, listed company status can be explosive.

Under corporate governance guidelines, non-executives are not meant to have material shareholdings.

British business families can be eclipsed rapidly because shareholdings can quickly become widely dispersed.

Malaysia's central bank is considering allowing a more flexible cap on foreign shareholdings in banks, The Edge weekly newspaper reported.

Although today shareholdings remain huge compared with bank capital, the ratio is a third of the 150% of a decade ago.

"Our policy is not to sell [public shareholdings in key infrastructure utilities]. "

Articles of incorporation, business plan, business bylaws, and shareholders list and their respective shareholdings.

Interest rates on bank deposits are very low compared with GDP growth and households' shareholdings are modest.

Companies have unwound most of the cross-shareholdings that sheltered them from the discipline of the capital markets.

The value of their shareholdings are public knowledge and their companies are required to disclose their assets and liabilities.

In Germany banks traditionally have block shareholdings in the companies they serve and put representatives on their boards.

One reform above others would help: to unravel the spider's web of corporate shareholdings that institutionalizes the sprawl.

In negotiations over shareholdings, most partners think they deserve more than they actually get.

Which automakers fit for the "cross-shareholdings" cooperation mode?

Nippon Steel, Asia's leading steelmaker, is Posco's strategic partner through cross-shareholdings.

But after the bubble burst in 1990, it took a decade for regulators to begin forcing banks to reduce their shareholdings.

In the past couple of years they have renewed their cross-shareholdings and built takeover defences, which protect them from outsiders.

That should spur entrepreneurship, though some critics think it will discourage smaller shareholdings in small companies.

It also plans use its financial data on companies and shareholdings to better determine people's wealth.

The bulk of shareholdings is, after all, controlled by financial institutions.

The new-style company would actively manage its controlling bank shareholdings.

Family control is guaranteed by a complex web of cross-shareholdings.

Individuals get rich through capital growth in the value of shareholdings, not through salary or dividends.

Top banking executives tend to retain most of their shareholdings until they step down.

Their shareholdings as a percentage of tier-one capital range from just below 50% to above 60% (see chart).

Japanese banks must deduct a percentage of certain unrealized losses from their shareholdings from their tier-one capital.

Traders were worried about the firm's capital reserves and the effect of the rights issues on existing shareholdings.

L ast week, I sold my shareholdings in two companies.

Firms that had cross-shareholdings in the utilities have also taken a hit.

UK Financial Investments (UKFI), which manages the government's shareholdings in RBS and Lloyds, will take over both bits after the split.

Cross-shareholdings in China have also been widely used, so cross-shareholdings in China's research has important practical significance.

In May 1989 they transferred their individual shareholdings in Maison Bouygues to SCDM, a new holding company.

It later set a target of reducing its shareholdings in each affiliate to 35 per cent or less by 2010.

Wealthy individuals in Japan are to be offered the chance to put their shareholdings to work to gain extra income.

Hong Kong tycoons exercise similar control through 51 per cent shareholdings.

And with the loosening of banks' cross-shareholdings, German business is a less cosy and cosseted affair;

shareholdings of Securities companies owned by them are under preservative measures in litigation or under enforcement;

Analysis of the issue on shareholdings of mass organization as a juridical person

Studies of the Relationship Between Shareholdings of Insiders and the Governance Efficiency of China Listed Companies

Disentangling the Incentive and Entrenchment Effects of Large Shareholdings,

QXM Receives Proposal From its Parent Company XING Regarding Purchase of Minority Shareholdings

The Influence of Reduction of State-shareholdings on the Corporate Governance of Listed Companies

Administration of Disclosure of Information on the Change of Shareholdings in Listed Companies Procedures

shareholdings of Securities companies owned by them are pledged;

there is a U relation between management shareholdings and financial restatement;

There are a lot of cross-shareholdings listed companies in China, which has had a substantial impact on the net profit of listed companies;