Due to these evolving changes in shareholding patterns, it is only rational for SEBI to introduce the concept of controlling shareholders since promoters with no controlling rights and minority shareholding casting influence over companies (by virtue of them being classified as Promoters) is not in th...
This paper has attempted to give a bird's eye view of the shareholding pattern of listed Indian firms. We found that promoters of family firms have increased their stake in their companies over the last decade, while SOEs, OBGFs and NFs have witnessed a decline in promoter shareholding. This...