Conflicts of interest among stockholders, bondholders, and managers.

A conflict of interest that arises when the agent in an agency relationship has goals and incentives that differ from the principal to whom the agent owes a fiduciary duty.Synonyms: principal–agent problem agency issue Related Terms: Fiduciary 

Definition A conflict that exists in an organization between those who are in positions of control or trust (agents) and those whose interests are to be served (principals or stakeholders) in which ac [..]

Also called the "principle-agency problem." This is the problem of making sure that individuals ("agents") who are supposed to represent a group and look after its interests do not [..]

A potential conflict of interest between the agent (manager) and (1) the outside stockholders or (2) the creditors (debtholders).

Clash of interest among managers, bondholders and stockholders.

The conflict of interest between principal (e.g., shareholder s) and agent (e.g., managers) in which the agent has an incentive to act in his own self-interest because he bears less than the total costs of his actions.

Conflicts of interest among stockholders, bondholders, and managers.