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Where do you stop in the ownership chain? I brand-name that is just a department of a registered company? A fully owned subsidiary? What about majority stakes i
by jacobr1 4y ago
Where do you stop in the ownership chain? I brand-name that is just a department of a registered company? A fully owned subsidiary? What about majority stakes in public companies? What about ownership stakes in holding or investment firms? What percentage of ownership is interesting to note at each level?
- maxerickson 4y agoSEC uses 5%. It would probably work fine for the stated purpose (not missing many important owners, not listing overly many).
- s1artibartfast 4y agoSo you list up to 20 names on every storefront and package?
- lmm 4y agoYou'd stop at the point where no single entity owned more than 5%, is I think the idea. Of course that would probably mean every store was just called "BlackRock"...
- collegeburner 4y agothen you realize you'd just be wasting paper printing * blackrock * vanguard * fidelity * state street * t. rowe price * most major banks * some random asset managers on like 90% of products? why tf bother? that doesn't actually mean anything to most people and nobody really cares.