Ownership and Voting Power in Germany

This paper analyses the voting control structure of industrial firms listed on the official market in Germany. Voting control is highly concentrated and few companies are widely held. Widely held companies typically have takeover defences in place, but these are increasingly eroded by the control an...

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Main Authors:	Becht, Marco, BOEHMER, Ekkehart
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Language:	English
Published:	Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University 2001
Subjects:	Corporations voting power Germany corporate control corporate governance ownership takeover defences voting control Business Business Law, Public Responsibility, and Ethics Corporate Finance
Online Access:	https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/lkcsb_research/4718
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description	This paper analyses the voting control structure of industrial firms listed on the official market in Germany. Voting control is highly concentrated and few companies are widely held. Widely held companies typically have takeover defences in place, but these are increasingly eroded by the control and transparency law.
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title	Ownership and Voting Power in Germany
title_short	Ownership and Voting Power in Germany
title_full	Ownership and Voting Power in Germany
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Ownership and Voting Power in Germany

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