A firm whose only asset is controlling blocks of shares in other companies is called

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A holding company is a type of firm that only owns controlling blocks of shares in other companies, without actually engaging in any other operational activities. Conglomerates are diversified firms that engage in multiple, unrelated businesses, while pyramids and dual-class companies are specific structures or methods of corporate control.

A Firm Whose Only Asset Is Controlling Blocks of Shares