In an investment context, a syndicate refers to a group of investors or financial institutions that come together to collectively finance a large project or investment, often one that would be too risky or capital-intensive for a single entity to undertake alone. Each...
A holding company is a type of business entity that owns a controlling interest in other companies, known as subsidiaries, but typically does not engage in the production of goods or services or direct business operations. Instead, its primary purpose is to manage its...
An operating company is a business entity that engages in regular commercial or business activities, providing goods or services as part of its core operations. Unlike a holding company, which primarily owns stakes in other companies without directly producing goods...
