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Holding Corporations: Establishing the Best Structure for a Banking Corporation

A holding corporation is a company that owns a majority of stock in one or more other companies. (Encyclopedia Britannica Online). The majority shareholder rights give the corporation effective control, but the corporation seeks to strike an appropriate balance between concentrated control and investment risk. Ideally, the holding corporation will benefit from the success of its subsidiary company(s) without the burdens of liability, or reputation risks. Read

By: Brendan Sullivan | 21/10/2007 | Business