Stakeholders within business groups

Abstract

Today it can be clearly observed that the company is a community of interests. The structural complexity it has acquired over time means that its influence reaches more subjects; this becomes more relevant when our focus is a group of companies.
Each sector committed to the consequences arising from the actions of the group of companies is called a "interest group", which is sometimes conceived as a pressure group in front of the business organization, since lately they would have conquered some rights. However, we believe that they, instead of pressure, exercise guardianship of their rights and, while many of them have recently been enshrined in legislation, it is not a sign of capricious triumph, but rather of a late conquest. It should be remembered that the higher end of law is social peace with justice and, in order to achieve it, the necessary protection must be afforded to anyone who requires it. The doctrine has been pronounced in this regard, listing various stakeholders within business groups. We will look at investors (including minority investors), workers, consumers and users, creditors, technocrats and the state.