crossholdings造句

• The most active stocks for January were United Engineers and Renongwhich have substantial crossholdings.
• The two companies are already linked by a complex web of crossholdings, with each owning about one-third of the other.
• A buyout would untangle the companies'crossholdings, a situation Anglo-American Chairman Tony Trahar had promised last year to resolve.
• The combined earnings of Dresdner and Allianz will outweigh the cost of financing the deal and the forgone dividends from the sold crossholdings, Rothig said.
• "Fewer crossholdings certainly make companies more attractive to foreign investors, " said Thierry Giradet, a fund manager at Fival SA, which manages about $ 30 million.
• The crossholdings had imposed heavy burdens on the company's earnings, because stakes over 20 percent meant they had to include a portion of each other's losses in their accounts.
• Until now, De Beers and Anglo American owned roughly one-third of each other's stock, making Anglo American vulnerable to new London Stock Exchange rules meant to penalize such crossholdings.
• It adds another major name to the growing exodus of blue chips from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, and winds down decades-old crossholdings between Anglo American and De Beers that analysts say had held back Anglo American's stock, which trades mainly in London.
• Using broad language, the package promises to sweep the worst of the banks'soured loans from their balance sheets and to buffer the banks from the gyrations of Japan's wildly volatile stock market by taking some of their crossholdings of corporate stock off their hands.
• Under the old structure of " Germany Inc ., " those crossholdings created a web of mutual support that helped finance Germany's spectacular economic recovery after World War II . But now, with companies dependent on satisfying the performance demands set by investors on Wall Street or in London, banks and manufacturers argue that the tangled ownership has become an obstacle to restructuring and a drag on profits.