We still talk about shares as if buying one means backing a business.
Most people would recognise that description. It feels… reasonable.
And the awkward thing is: it’s not wrong, but it has evolved.
We still talk about shares as if buying one means backing a business. You put some money in. The business does well. You wait. At some point — ideally years later — you share in the rewards. Most p…
Lee Jae-yong, Chairman of Samsung Electronics, will inherit his mother Hong Ra-hee’s entire 1.06% stake in Samsung C&T, raising his shareholding to 21% and further consolidating the Samsung family’s control over the group.
@StarkRG That really depends om the regulators:
Whereas #Shareholding also means getting control in return for not having any actual collateral (I mean, look at #NSAbook, they don't have anything they could.offer as collateral!)…
So thw perverse incentives and risk/reward calculus is going to push that.
ABL Diagnostics Announces a Second Share Purchase and Loan Agreement with Alumni Capital
ABL Diagnostics SA disclosed that its parent company, Advanced Biological Laboratories SA (ABL SA), has signed a second share purchase agreement and share loan agreement with Alumni Capital LP (Delaware, USA) and Alumni Capital Limited (British Virgin Islands). The arrangement follows a prior August... [More info]
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Cape Investment Securities has become the fourth-largest shareholder in Daol Investment & Securities, reshaping the ownership structure and strengthening the largest shareholder’s position amid ongoing management control competition.
Cape Investment & Securities has raised its stake in Daol Investment & Securities above 5%, becoming the fourth-largest shareholder and reshaping the firm's ownership structure.
Interestingly Helen Thomas (FT) suggests today that the #water sectors crisis is more of an issue of the practices of #privateequity than the of #privatisation itself;
she draws a distinction between the debt crisis of firms with private equity involvement & those (doing a better, but still not great job) under standard #shareholding models
Her conclusion would seem to indicate reform of regulation & limiting styles of private ownership may be an immediately actionable route out of the crisis?
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