Management Structure: Firms and Structure

management structure: The management of a handful of listed firms with a relatively scattered shareholding structure seems to have been caught unprepared - notably China Vanke, the country's No.1 homebuilder, and CSG Holding, the top Chinese architecture glass by insurers is justified to a certain degree in the current financial market, according to Global Times China. In financial regulatory terms, new investing rules announced by the insurance regulator since 2012 have helped in creating external policy conditions for stakebuilding. The accumulation of shares appears to have created ripples in the capital market, as well as sent shockwaves into the corporate management structure of listed firms. Listed firms with a dispersed ownership structure also make it possible for investors to accumulate shares at much more affordable prices. More importantly, stakebuilding allows insurers to reduce negative impacts on their earnings from stock market fluctuations, while scaling up their assets. Furthermore, a shortage of high-quality assets has forced insurers, either being asset-driven or liability-driven, to find high-yield financial assets as the rate of risk-free returns continues on a downward spiral. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.