Sentences with phrase «owned by shareholders»

Following this repurchase, the W. P. Carey listed shares beneficially owned by the shareholders represent in the aggregate approximately 27.91 percent of the outstanding W. P. Carey listed shares.

Mutual of Omaha is a mutual insurance company, meaning that it is owned by the policy holders as compared to a «stock» insurance company (like Allstate) which is owned by the shareholders and often traded on the public stock market.

A mutual life insurance company is owned by the policy holders (or owners) verses a stock company which would be owned by the shareholders.

Mutual life insurance companies are owned by policy holders whereas stock life insurance companies are owned by shareholders.

Mutual insurance companies are not owned by shareholders but rather by the participating policyholders, who share in the ownership rights of the company, as well as take part in the company's profits through dividends.

In contrast, stock companies are owned by the shareholders and are operated in a way as to maximize shareholder value.

Dividend paying policies are those policies which are owned with a Mutual Company — those companies that are NOT owned by shareholders, but by the policy holders themselves.

Mutual companies are not owned by shareholders but rather by the participating policyholders, who share in the company's profits through dividends.

In her book, Stout argued that the widely accepted norm that corporations are owned by shareholders and exist to maximize shareholder wealth is a destructive myth.

A corporation is run by its officers and directors, but is owned by its shareholders.

But, since the company is owned by the shareholders, suing the company does not make a lot of sense to me, because:

The shareholder servicing fee paid to a particular service provider is calculated at the annual rate set forth in the chart above and is based on the average daily net asset value of the fund shares owned by shareholders holding shares through such service provider.

Vanguard is effectively owned by the shareholders of its mutual funds, who are rewarded for their ownership through lower annual expenses.

The shareholder servicing fee paid to a particular service provider is calculated at an annual rate and is based on the average daily net asset value of the fund shares owned by shareholders holding shares through such service provider.

Dividend paying policies are those policies which are owned with a Mutual Company — those companies that are NOT owned by shareholders, but by the policy holders themselves.

Demutualization is the process of converting a mutual life insurance company, owned by its policyholders, to a publicly traded stock company owned by shareholders, pursuant to a plan of conversion approved by government regulators.

Since the fees are paid into general fund assets that are owned by shareholders and since long - term investors would amortize these purchase fees over many years, such purchase fees tend to be relatively inconsequential, if not beneficial, to long - term investors.

Vanguard is effectively owned by the shareholders of its funds, and it benefits those shareholders by operating its funds at cost.

The ownership of an ETF is divided into shares that are owned by shareholders who receive a share of the profits, such as interest or dividends.

Vanguard is owned by the shareholders of its mutual funds, so it does not benefit the company to charge more in fees than is truly necessary.

The process by which insurance companies, owned by policy holders, reorganize into companies owned by shareholders.

Mutual insurance companies are not owned by shareholders but rather by the participating policyholders, who share in the ownership rights of the company, as well as take part in the company's profits through dividends.

Banks are owned by their shareholders, while credit unions are owned by their members.

A mutual life insurance company is owned by the policy holders (or owners) verses a stock company which would be owned by the shareholders.

In contrast, stock companies are owned by the shareholders and are operated in a way as to maximize shareholder value.

Mutual life insurance companies are owned by policy holders whereas stock life insurance companies are owned by shareholders.

Simply take the company's total cash flow (this is easily found on the cash flow statement) and divide it by the number of shares owned by shareholders.

Vanguard, on the other hand, is owned by the shareholders in its funds.

They'd crawled their way to the front of the agent line and their books were enough like all the other books already out there to be published by companies - those owned by shareholders and governed by a board, or those owned by a small group of people who didn't answer to shareholders.

A non-government for - profit corporation is owned by its shareholders, who elect a board of directors to direct the corporation and hire its managerial staff.

Whilst Crosland believed that the state could own firms in strategic sectors to encourage competition or protect national interests, he argued the mixed - managed economy was sufficient - capitalism had been transformed and a capitalist class as such could not longer be said to exist, with firms becoming owned by shareholders, etc..

Our company is 100 % Australian owned by shareholders with opportunity for full - time staff to procure investment as we expand.

Exxon Corporation is owned by its shareholders, its shareholders are pension funds individuals, and yes some wealthy people.

Vanguard is actually owned by the shareholders of its mutual funds.

On a theoretical level, dividends are just a transfer from a company's corporate account (an account partly owned by a shareholder but which he / she has no control over) to a shareholder's brokerage account (an account which a shareholder has full control over.)

Not exact matches

So Viacom's new chairman is not only unloved by some large shareholders, but also unloved by his own vice-chairman, the daughter of the company's controlling shareholder and one of the people who will direct Redstone's assets after his death.

He was repeatedly grilled by a shareholder about what he saw is a misalignment of interests with the board and management who owned few shares in the company.

The statement said 3G Capital, the majority owner of Burger King, would continue to own the majority of the shares of the new company on a pro forma basis, with the remainder held by existing shareholders of Tim Hortons and Burger King.

The pill, which contains dolutegravir with rilpivirine, is made by ViiV, the specialist HIV company majority owned by GlaxoSmithKline, that has Pfizer and Japanese pharmaceutical company Shionogi as shareholders.

But for his proposal to be put forward for consideration by Dell shareholders, he must first succeed in having Michael Dell's offer voted down and then win enough shareholder support to replace the members of Dell's board with his own nominees.

These board committees are important for the merger because T - Mobile and Sprint are majority owned by Germany's Deutsche Telekom and Japan's SoftBank, respectively, and could be left vulnerable to potential lawsuits from minority shareholders if they don't establish independent mechanisms to review the deal.

Buffett, who for much of his career avoided tech stocks, has capitalized on that rally by doubling — or, if you will, sextupling — down on Apple stock: He owns six times as much of it now as he did at this time last year, making him one of the iPhone maker's largest shareholders.

«Please explain directly why we Berkshire Hathaway shareholders should be proud to own Coke,» asked Sorkin, repeating a question that was submitted to him by a Buffett investor.

The Bay, which owns Zellers, was a public Canadian company until its takeover by a U.S. - based shareholder in 2006.

According to a CNBC report, RBC Capital Markets analyst Joseph Spak wrote to clients, «By owning the asset, we believe [Tesla] may be trying the investing partner approach they have taken with shareholders and asking them to stick with them for something they potentially didn't sign - up for.»

Buffett is right that, for most of his stock - picking history, shareholders have likely been better off leaving their money in his care rather than siphoning the cash into their own accounts by way of dividends: Since 1965, Berkshire Hathaway stock has delivered annualized returns of nearly 21 %, more than double the S&P 500.

Fan also pointed out that Verizon Wireless can not invest outside of the continental U.S. due to a shareholder agreement with British telecom company Vodafone (which owns a 45 per cent stake in Verizon Wireless), and that it would be unlikely that any wireless investment by Verizon Communications Inc. would occur outside of Verizon Wireless.

While a board of directors has a duty to maximize shareholder value by running a fair sales process, the Murdochs own about 17 percent of Fox and control the company through voting shares.

Shareholders also want the opportunity to nominate their own directors — known as proxy access — especially since they don't seem to like those put forward by the two members on Netflix's nomination committee.

However, BG, which also provided a short trading update on Wednesday ahead of its own shareholder meeting on the takeover deal next week, positively surprised investors by beating its 2015 production target.