voting shares

In the past, an investor holding up to 15% voting shares could have one director seat without being classified as a controlling investor.

But News Corporation is not a normal firm. It is a family-run public company, controlled by means of super-voting shares.

Their voting shares should reflect the weights and new responsibilities of emerging powers, while assuring a voice for the poor.

Under Globalive's corporate structure, the company's Canadian chairman, Anthony Lacavera, controls the majority of voting shares.

Mr. Hefner owns about 70% of the company's voting shares and about 28% of its non-voting shares.

The Brazilian government has a minority stake in Petrobras's equity, but a majority of the voting shares.

Most decisions in the Bank are made based on the consensus. So the voting shares are less significant.

When China's state investment fund took a $3bn stake in Blackstone it bought non-voting shares and did not have a seat on the board.

Deutsche Bahn, which faces a liberalized European market, may not issue voting shares to outside investors, the party has decided.

In this respect they will demand greater influence over the International Monetary Fund in the forthcoming negotiation over voting shares.

The first involved convincing Beijing to pay $3bn for non-voting shares in Blackstone ahead of its initial public offering.

It is a family-run public company, controlled by means of super-voting shares.

Turkey, Mexico, Brazil and India will also see major increases in their voting shares, reflecting their new position in the world economy.

But this is moot, since the Murdoch family controls News Corp through its voting shares, having seen off a raid by John Malone.

If so, do incumbent managers own a disproportionate share of the voting shares?

The Bancrofts control 64 per cent of Dow Jones's voting shares, held through a complex series of privately held trusts.

Jacob Wallenberg is a combative defender of multiple-voting shares.

The Bancroft family, which controls 64 per cent of Dow Jones class B voting shares, gathered yesterday to discuss the offer.

Voting shares are going to have to change and it will be a gradual process.

Theoretically more than 50 percent of all voting shares is needed to control a company. However, if the holder has a . . .

A country's financial obligations to the IMF and voting shares are based on its quota.

C. details on shareholding structure (%of voting shares held).

As a result, the overall size of Fund quotas will be reviewed along with the shift in voting shares by January 2011.

You can have voting and non-voting shares.

The IMF will create the new $250bn and will allocate this according to the voting shares its 186 members have in the Fund.

Rich countries are giving up 3. 1 percentage points of voting shares and will now hold 52. 8 per cent.

a person must not acquire a relevant interest in voting shares above the threshold limit of 20% of the issued capital

One company acquires the voting shares of another company and the two companies continue to operate separately

An Analysis of the Liquidity Risk Premium for Voting and Non-voting Shares

Shares with enhanced voting shares

The trouble with non-voting shares