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Holding Company |
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A corporation that limits its business to the ownership of stock in and the supervision of management of other corporations. A holding company is organized specifically to hold the stock of other companies and ordinarily owns such a dominant interest in the other company or companies that it can dictate policy. Holding companies must comply with the federal antitrust laws that proscribe the secret and total acquisition of the stock of one corporation by another, since this would lessen competition and create a Monopoly. holding company n. a company, usually a corporation, which is created to own the stock of other corporations, thereby often controlling the management and policies of all of them. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Language was inserted in the early versions of the correcting legislation expanding the IRA-related provisions to depository holding companies by amending Secs. Assets at reporting bank holding companies rose $234. The select number of property/casualty insurers that have shed their mutual status to form mutual holding companies say it's a decision they don't regret. |
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