In today’s briefing:
- A Company that Performs Well Has Shareholders with Influential Equity Interests
A Company that Performs Well Has Shareholders with Influential Equity Interests
- The biggest difference between founder family companies and others is the shareholding, and the presence of certain percentage of founder family’s equity would have positive impact on management and performance.
- When the founding family is a major shareholder, they can manage the company from the same perspective as shareholders, sharing the same goal of maximizing corporate value with them.
- A company with shareholders with equity interests that exceed a certain level of influence cannot manage without regard to its shareholders. MBOs are also expected for founder family companies.
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