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Revision as of 16:52, 31 July 2015
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Description (Portfolio)
GSbAG is one of the thirteen Imperial MegaCorporations in operation in 1116.
Commercial Competencies
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Governance & Organization
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Stockholders
Stock ownership (1116):
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History & Background (Dossier)
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References & Contributors (Sources)
- MegaTraveller Supplement 8 Library Data (A-M)
- MegaTraveller Referee's Companion
- Periodical: MegaTraveller Journal 3 in Article: 'Megacorporations in the Rebellion Era'
A Vilani banking and investment company. Unlike most other Vilani megacorporations, whose origins are shrouded in mystery, Zirunkariish is known to have been founded by the noble Vilani family of Shiishuginsa (a member of which, Antiama, married the emperor Zhakirov in 679) in the year -425.
Zirunkariish financed a great deal of the Vilani resurgence following first recontact with the Syleans.
Zirunkariish is one of the largest insurance underwriters in the Imperium, and while its capital reserves are gigantic, it usually chooses to invest them in various trusts rather than in other megacorporations.
Stock ownership:
- Shiishuginsa family— 29%
- Imperial family— 18%
- Sharurshid Trust — 17%
- Hortalez et Cie — 7%
- Noble families — 12%
- Investment trusts — 8%
- Private ownership — 9%