Osakelpoisia

Osakelpoisia, also known as "osakeyhtiö" in Finnish, refers to a type of company structure in Finland and other Nordic countries. It is a form of limited liability company where the ownership is divided into shares. The shareholders are the owners of the company and have limited liability, meaning their personal assets are protected from the company's debts and liabilities. Osakelpoisia is governed by Finnish company law and is subject to regulations set by the Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority (FIN-FSA).

The structure of an osakelpoisia typically includes a board of directors who oversee the management of the company and a supervisory board that ensures the company's activities are in line with its articles of association and the law. The management of the company is handled by a CEO or managing director, who is responsible for the day-to-day operations.

Osakelpoisia can be publicly or privately owned. Publicly owned osakelpoisia are listed on the Finnish stock exchange and their shares can be traded by the public. Privately owned osakelpoisia are not listed on the stock exchange and their shares are not publicly traded.

Osakelpoisia is a popular choice for businesses due to its flexibility and protection of shareholders' assets. It allows for easy transfer of ownership and can be a good option for businesses looking to raise capital through the issuance of shares. However, it also comes with certain responsibilities and obligations, such as regular financial reporting and compliance with company law.