0 the shares in a company that a particular person or organization owns considered together as a unit:
acquire/secure a shareholding Telefonica acquired a shareholding of 51% in each local operator.
a shareholding in sth The Quatari fund now has a 25% shareholding in the company.
Venture capitalists have a controlling shareholding in the business.
The complications of the situation can be illustrated by the shareholding in the two major banks.
It is initialized with the shareholdings of the deleted agent, and receives bondholdings equal to the average over the population.
If such bailouts occur, a related issue is whether the government will utilize the opportunity to acquire controlling shareholdings and eject incumbent owners and managers.
Outsider systems are the market-based systems characterized by a large number of listed companies, low levels of ownership concentration, and a few interlocking shareholdings.
Furthermore, the power of institutional investors has risen, as they have increased their proportion of shareholdings at the expense of the private investor.
None of them may own more than 25%, and shareholding is prohibited for co-operatives (self-organized labour).
At each period, each agent chooses her consumption and shareholdings on the productive tree to maximize her expected discounted utility given above.
Wills and shareholding have become more popular as education has improved.
