State holdings and contributions to share capital - NDAM, Aliyou
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The book "Participations et Contributions de l'État dans le capital social des Entreprises et Établissements publics : enjeux et perspectives", is an in-depth study of the role of the State in the share capital of public companies. The author explores the different forms of State participation in the share capital of public companies and establishments, as well as the issues and prospects associated with this involvement. The book begins with an overview of the different ways in which the State participates in the share capital of public companies. It underlines the importance of this…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The book "Participations et Contributions de l'État dans le capital social des Entreprises et Établissements publics : enjeux et perspectives", is an in-depth study of the role of the State in the share capital of public companies. The author explores the different forms of State participation in the share capital of public companies and establishments, as well as the issues and prospects associated with this involvement. The book begins with an overview of the different ways in which the State participates in the share capital of public companies. It underlines the importance of this participation in corporate governance and in achieving the economic and social objectives set by the public authorities. The author highlights the various legal and financial mechanisms that enable the State to intervene in the share capital of companies, such as majority or minority holdings, direct or indirect shareholdings, strategic alliances, etc. Next, the author analyzes the issues associatedwith the State's participation in the share capital of public companies.
Autorenporträt
Dr NDAM Aliyou is an agro-economist specializing in public policy issues, and the author of several books on economic, political and social themes. His in-depth knowledge of the issues surrounding state participation in the share capital of public companies makes him a key player in this debate.