With respect to Diversified's shareholders,this conduct is most likely

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The conduct of entering into self-dealing transactions with a subsidiary at below-market rates departs from the standards of fair dealing and is likely oppressive to Diversified's shareholders. This is because such conduct may result in a loss of value for the shareholders' investments. Additionally, this conduct does not become less oppressive simply because it is undertaken by Diversified's officers or directors, as they owe a fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of the shareholders. The shareholders may take legal action to seek redress for the oppressive conduct.

With Respect to Diversified's Shareholders,this Conduct Is Most Likely