While Reading some notes for F4 exam in other platforms I’ve come across a must have for the company and they called it as a natural director. Would you please help me understand what it is?
If I’m understanding the context correctly a relevant company (very simply) is either a public company or a private company subsidiary in a group where another member of the group is a public company
hello for the directors controls part, in the video, the example said that company b is the director of the company but why the company can lend money to company b?
asher2019 says
Thanks for this well explained lecture
ellesouth16 says
Good day Sir,
While Reading some notes for F4 exam in other platforms I’ve come across a must have for the company and they called it as a natural director. Would you please help me understand what it is?
addlau says
Hi
Please could you explain what is meant by a ‘relevant’ company? (in Directors Controls)
MikeLittle says
If I’m understanding the context correctly a relevant company (very simply) is either a public company or a private company subsidiary in a group where another member of the group is a public company
Does that answer you?
MikeLittle says
In future you should post your questions on Ask ACCA Tutor forum. That way I shall be sure to see your post – I just happened to spot this one:-)
adam says
What happens in a company where there are very few members? so that would not satisfy the 100 members rule?
MikeLittle says
Because company b is not a person (human person)
OK?
hagun527 says
hello
for the directors controls part, in the video, the example said that company b is the director of the company but why the company can lend money to company b?