Sentences with phrase «election time banks»

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Though its share price has nearly doubled since Trump's election, John Hancock senior managing director Lisa Welch points out that Bank of America's P / E, at 11 times 2019 earnings, still trails its historical averages.

Deutsche Bank shares dropped more than 3 percent on Thursday morning after reporting lower - than - expected revenue for its first quarter at a time when banking stocks have seen sharp gains after centrist Emmanuel Macron emerged as the winner in the first round of French presidential elections last week.

Individuals connected to Signature Bank, a regional bank, have donated $ 112,000 to senators so far in the 2017 - ’18 election cycle, eight times as much as it did during the entire 2015 - ’16 election cyBank, a regional bank, have donated $ 112,000 to senators so far in the 2017 - ’18 election cycle, eight times as much as it did during the entire 2015 - ’16 election cybank, have donated $ 112,000 to senators so far in the 2017 - ’18 election cycle, eight times as much as it did during the entire 2015 - ’16 election cycle.

It was well - known in Alberta political circles that the PC Party had the goal of always having enough money in their bank account to run two back - to - back election campaigns at any time.

Notley may be holding back for a number of reasons: (1) electoral reform wasn't part of her platform so she may be reluctant to spring it on Albertans, (2) she may be waiting to see how Trudeau's electoral reform works out and (3) she may be banking on the fact that the WR and PCs won't get it together in time for the next election.

As illustrated by the next chart, the year - over-year rate of growth in commercial bank credit was slightly above 8 % at around the time of the Presidential election in late - 2016 and is now about 3 %.

Since parties rely so heavily upon activists come election time, to knock on doors, to phone bank, to deliver leaflets, they can not simply be roundly ignored.

Members are expected to attend monthly meetings, to carry petitions for Democratic candidates, and to work at election time on canvassing and phone banks to help Democrats get elected.

They will be spending a lot more in the coming months and by the time the new lines are drawn and the primaries they will cause and payoff there Queens Bank loan they will be «BROKE» for the general election.

Schneiderman, who has around $ 7 million dollars in the bank, has reserved TV air time for closer to the November election.

3) Is it right time to start investment in SIPs (Short / Mid Term) at the moment as American Elections around the corner and majority of the MFs invest in IT and Banking..

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Although considered a full - time professional program, many law students spend more time on other pursuits, starting their own business, writing actively for major newspapers, working part - time in financial advisory and investment banking companies, or even standing for public office in parliamentary elections, all while maintaining stellar academic performance.