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alexb123
12-18-05, 07:32 AM
What does "Inactive principal" mean?

I am researching the directorship of a company using a UK directors report. However, I cannot establish what this means! The term "Inactive principal" is placed next to two of the Directors names, I believe they have just retired or sold the company if that helps.

Dinosaur
12-18-05, 07:47 PM
I am guessing that the term menas a person with some level of ownership who does not actively particpate in company decsions.

TruthSeeker
12-19-05, 12:49 AM
Like a rich CEO?
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... or Paris Hilton, of course... :bugeye:

Light
12-19-05, 01:54 AM
I am guessing that the term menas a person with some level of ownership who does not actively particpate in company decsions.

Yes, that's correct. Keep in mind that "some level of ownership" might be misleading because the term "principal" generally indicates having invested in more than just a small percentage of the company.

alexb123
12-19-05, 05:19 AM
Cheers everyone that is as I thought, some sort of backseat ownership.

TruthSeeker
12-19-05, 03:51 PM
Like Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen....

wkirby
12-19-05, 10:39 PM
I think you're spot on!