konsernille

Konsernille is the allative form of the Finnish noun konserni, meaning to or for the corporation. In Finnish, the suffix -lle marks destination, recipient, or beneficiary, so konsernille is used when something is aimed at the corporation, allocated to it, or intended for its use.

Konserni refers to a corporate group, typically comprising a parent company and its affiliated subsidiaries. It is commonly used in business and legal contexts to describe a single organizational entity that oversees multiple companies. In everyday usage, konserni is closely related to terms like emoyhtiö (parent company) and tytäryhtiö (subsidiary); a konserni can include several tytäryhtiöitä under one emoyhtiö.

Grammatically, konsernille functions as an allative noun form. It appears in phrases such as konsernille suunnattu rahoitus (financing aimed at the corporation) or konsernille myönnetty tuki (support granted to the corporation). These constructions show how the form indicates the target or beneficiary of an action.

Etymology and scope: konserni is a loanword in Finnish, derived from the Swedish koncern, which itself traces back to the English concern. The term is widely used in corporate reporting, journalism, and legal texts in Finland to refer to organized groups of companies under common ownership or control.

See also: konserni, emoyhtiö, tytäryhtiö, holding.