Qualified majority (See Chapter 41 of the Vernimmen) Depending on the country and on the legal form of the company a qualified majority is generally two thirds or three quarters of outstanding voting rights. See also extraordinary general meeting of shareholders. A qualified majority is required for very important corporate decisions (amendment of articles of association) Qualified majority (See Chapter 41 of the Vernimmen) Depending on the country and on the legal form of the company a qualified majority is generally two thirds or three quarters of outstanding voting rights. See also extraordinary general meeting of shareholders. A qualified majority is required for very important corporate decisions (amendment of articles of association) See all terms in the dictionary of finance To know more about it, look at what we have already written on this subject :

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Definitions of terms begining with the same letter as "Qualified majority" :

Q ratio QIB

Qualified Institutional Buyers, QIB Qualified majority

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