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holding company

Company with a controlling shareholding in one or more subsidiaries.
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Subject to approval from government authorities, Mizuho Securities plans to establish the holding firm with a capitalization of 520 million pounds (78 billion yen) in late December.
Mizuho Securities to set up subsidiary holding firm in Britain by Japan Weekly Monitor
18, 2009 (CENS)--Fourteen domestic financial holding firms are liable to over NT$2 billion of extra business income tax for 2003, as the Taipei National Tax Administration (TNTA) has removed some NT$10 billion of expenses they listed.
Financial holding firms required to pay extra tax for previous years by The Taiwan Economic News
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