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,Activist Associations, ‘Transparency International’, ‘Adam’,s by majority shareholders who own often less than 50 percent of the shares but who manage to control the boards of directors. From the moment that the stakeholders will be represented in the boards of directors, the rights of minority shareholders will also be safeguarded. The majority shareholders

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Conclusion,fill what Pope wrote three centuries ago about the human soul that should rise from individual to the whole? The drive to write the book came from a personal experience and from witnessing too many traumatic cases of wrongdoing to minority shareholders, flagrantly performed, without any fear of bein

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The Excessive Privileges of the Majority Shareholders,f the shares want to merge with another company or privatize their company by forcing the other shareholders to agree to a takeover bid. This bid is done in most cases when the shares’ price is very low, after having collapsed due to market conditions, unexpected bad financial results or indirect manipulation of the shares’ prices.

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