Affiliated Companies

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Definition of 'Affiliated Companies'

A situation that occurs when one company owns a minority interest (less than 50%) in another company.

Also refers to companies that are related to each other in some way.
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Investopedia explains 'Affiliated Companies'

An affiliated company is sometimes referred to as a subsidiary.

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    ... investment trusts (UITs), face amount certificate companies and managed investment
    companies. ... likely to be tested on the exam: Affiliated person - Thisrefers ...

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    ... from the investment company or sell any security or property to the investment company
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    ... from the investment company or sell any security or property to the investment company
    or companies the management company controls. An affiliated person is ...

  • Sneaky Subsidiary Tricks Can Cloud Financials

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    ... from consolidated financial statements include intercompany sales, and purchases,
    liabilities, assets and dividends attributable to affiliated companies. ...

  • Ball Corp. Packages Shareholder Friendliness

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    ... A more than $100 million decline in the equity value of affiliated companies
    contributed in sending net income down 5.1% to $444 million, but share buybacks ...

  • I work for two companies. How much can I contribute to each ...

    http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/09/IRA-contribute.asp
    ... If the companies are related or affiliated, your total salary deferral contributions
    are $13,000 (for 2008), which can be split between the two plans. ...

  • Four ETFs On Fire Right Now

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    ... heels of a $436 million deal by Russia-based Mechel (NYSE:MTL) for the West
    Virginia-based coal producer Bluestone Industries and several affiliated companies. ...

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    ... Other times, companies make political contributions in an attempt to dissuade
    politicians ... Ethical investors may not want to be affiliated with a company that ...

  • I have several jobs. Can I contribute the maximum to multiple ...

    http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/06/multipleplans.asp
    ... Here is a general response that may be of help. Questions: Are any of these companies
    related or affiliated? For instance, are they owned by the same people? ...

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    ... Composed of approximately 29 stocks, this barometer is comprised of a large number
    of international and domestic companies which are affiliated with the water ...

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