Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
statutory enterprises
Serbian translation:
društva sa javnopravnim karakterom
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Tamara Vlahovic Sanovic
Jun 17, 2020 10:46
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English term
statutory enterprises
English to Serbian
Bus/Financial
Finance (general)
state-owned enterprises
However, besides optimizing the portfolio of private/public limited-liability SOEs, the Government also faced the relatively much larger challenge of optimizing its portfolio of statutory enterprises that are subject to separate regulation.
Given the fact that from the corporate governance perspective the globally common legal forms of private/public limited liability companies are considered to be superior to those of statutory enterprises, the OECD recommended the full incorporation of commercially oriented statutory SOEs.
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Given the fact that from the corporate governance perspective the globally common legal forms of private/public limited liability companies are considered to be superior to those of statutory enterprises, the OECD recommended the full incorporation of commercially oriented statutory SOEs.
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društva sa javnopravnim karakterom
društva sa javnopravnim karakterom
U Velikoj Britaniji društva sa javnopravnim karakterom se označavaju kao chartered ili statutory (najčešće se osnivaju aktom krune ili parlamenta), dok se kao javna (public) označavaju društva koja se osnivaju javnim upisom akcija.
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web... (str.44)
U Velikoj Britaniji društva sa javnopravnim karakterom se označavaju kao chartered ili statutory (najčešće se osnivaju aktom krune ili parlamenta), dok se kao javna (public) označavaju društva koja se osnivaju javnim upisom akcija.
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web... (str.44)
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Daryo
: nije deo pitanje ali je bitno: postoji zamka "PLC / Public Limited Company" NISU "javna" jer su zapravo u privatnom vlasništvu, jedino što opravdava da se zovu "public" je to da svako ("any member of the public") može de kupi akcije na berzi.
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javno/državno preduzeće
Statutory Corporation (or Public Corporation) refers to such organizations that are incorporated under the special Acts of the Parliament/State Legislative Assemblies.
Example sentence:
Statutory companies are public enterprises brought into existence by a Special Act of the Parliament.
Reference:
http://https://www.iedunote.com/statutory-corporation
http://https://www.quora.com/What-do-you-mean-by-statutory-company
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Statutna preduzeća / Zakonska državna preduzeća
Malo je to širi pojam. Ali mogu da objasnim. U pitanju su svakako preduzeća osnovana od strane države, strogo podležu zakonskim propisima.Mogu biti uobičajena preduzeća za pružanje usluga od opšteg značaja, a mogu biti u vlasništvu same Vlade, i takodje mogu biti sa ili bez drugih deoničara.
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Daryo
: No results found for "Statutna preduzeća" (/ nor for "Statutno preduzeće")"says Google - a bit worrying for a term that is supposed quite common and in widespread use? again, No results found for "Zakonska državna preduzeća" ...
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Mira Stepanovic
: Pojam "statutno preduzeće" ne postoji u srpskom jeziku: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q="statutno... No results found for "statutno preduzeće".
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javno preduzeće
Javno preduzeće je preduzeće koje obavlja delatnost od opšteg interesa, a koje osniva Republika Srbija, autonomna pokrajina ili jedinica lokalne samouprave (u daljem tekstu: javno preduzeće).
Discussion
Same as a "PLC / Public Limited Company" has absolutely nothing to do with being "in public / State" ownership nor "acting in public interest or for the public good" nor fulfilling some "public function" - a PLC is a privately owned purely "for profit" / commercial operation. The difference from a "private limited company" is that shares of a PLC can be bought by "any member of the public" on a stock exchange - that's about the only thig that is "public" about a PLC.