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Creditors do not hold voting power (unlike common
shareholders) and typically have limited influence over a company’s operations.
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Creditors, most commonly bondholders and banks, are a company’s lenders and the
providers of debt financing. Creditors do not hold voting power (unlike common
shareholders) and typically have limited influence over a company’s operations.
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3.1.2 Creditors
Creditors, most commonly bondholders and banks, are a company’s lenders and the
providers of debt financing. Creditors do not hold voting power (unlike common
shareholders) and typically have limited influence over a company’s operations.
3.1.3 Managers and Employees
Senior executives and other high level managers are normally compensated through salary, bonuses, equity based remuneration (or compenSummary
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