Minority shareholders strike a chord with entrepreneurs

For medium-sized compa­nies, well-capi­­ta­­li­­zed mino­rity share­hol­ders offer many advan­ta­ges. Finan­cial inves­tors, on the other hand, tend to dislike such invest­ments because they allow only limi­ted control over the company. In France, the model is nevert­hel­ess wide­spread — far more so than in Germany. Does it also promise success in this country?