Domination

Domination is a specific and stronger form of control in which one company can exercise decisive influence over the management or business policy of another legally independent company.

In German corporate practice, this is often linked to formal control arrangements, such as a domination agreement, or to situations where one company has a controlling influence over another. Domination goes beyond ordinary shareholding because it indicates a structured relationship in which the controlled company may be legally or economically subordinated to the dominating entity.

In North Data, Domination should be understood as one specific control-related role type, not as equivalent to the broader concept of Control.