Parties who are not part of the ownership of the parent entity in a group and who own capital in a company that is a controlled entity in that group are called outside financing interests.

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Parties who are not part of the ownership of the parent entity in a group and who own capital in a company that is a controlled entity in that group are called minority interests or non-controlling interests, not outside financing interests.

Parties Who Are Not Part of the Ownership of the Parent