PFinance glossary

Partner

Quick definition

A partner is a person or entity that holds a share of a company's capital, often with management rights.

Overview: A partner is a co-owner or shareholder who holds a share of a company's capital, particularly in a private limited company or a general partnership. In exchange for their capital contribution, the partner shares in the profits and may be involved in managing the business, depending on its legal structure. Partners may have voting rights over the company's strategic decisions, and they also share responsibility for its debts and financial obligations, depending on the type of company. Common Use Cases: Forming a company with several people or entities as partners. Sharing profits and financial responsibilities within a business. Making key decisions about the company's management and investments. Example: In a private limited company, two partners invest €50,000 each. They share the profits and take part in running the business, while limiting their liability to the amounts they invested.

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