Sentences with phrase «firm size such»

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The firm's mortgage investment corporation has about 2,400 such loans in its portfolio, with an average size of $ 85,000, and says it maintained a $ 4.3 - million loan loss provision on a $ 214 - million portfolio last year.

Yet plenty of small and medium size businesses waste thousands of dollars when undertaking such a project because they choose the wrong developer or firm to help.

That study also found that Canadian clean energy firms face challenges related to their size (many are small and medium - sized enterprises), such as access to capital, and concerns around protection of intellectual property.

No such thing as one size fits all,» says Kirzner, also an advisor to Canadian robo - advisor firm Wealthsimple, which invests clients» money in a range of ETFs using the same investment philosophy.

Vineet Khurana, vice president of operations at Chandigarh Angel Network, which has invested in firms such as on - demand concierge services Qlivery, e-commerce returns platform JumboBasket and social learning platform Eckovation, said the event ticket sale segment is a huge opportunity with market size of $ 2 billion in India and $ 100 billion worldwide.

Firms of a certain size will need to report the steps they have taken to prevent modern slavery in their supply chains or that no such steps have been taken.

The firm stresses how the 488 Pista can be enjoyed on the limit by any driver and not just a professional, but with 182bhp / litre from the V8 and immense cornering grip, it's fair to say it has little choice but to incorporate technologies that help drivers with the necessary size of wallet to buy one, but not always such extensive driver skills to safely exploit such a car.

It makes several changes to the DBE program, concerning such subjects as uniform application and reporting forms; implementing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Small Business Administration (SBA); substantive amendments to provisions concerning personal net worth, retainage, size standard, proof of ethnicity, confidentiality, proof of economic disadvantage, DBE credit for trucking firms, and eligibility of firms owned by Alaska Native Corporations (ANCs); and clarifications concerning multi-year project goals and the use of the new North American Industrial Classification System («NAICS»).

I think his character is such that he does not talk his book — his firm is one that is built on «low hype» attitudes, at least, low hype for a company of its size and complexity.

PLI has supplied consulting and expert witnesses to law firms across the size spectrum, from the region's largest, such as Wyatt, Tarrant and Combs and Frost, Brown, Todd, to the smallest firms and solo practitioners.

Those periodic special dividends are feasible because of the firm's immaculate balance sheet, which has almost no debt, relatively high cash levels (relative to the size of the company and its acquisitions), and a high current ratio (i.e. the company's short - term assets cover its short - term liabilities by more than three-fold, thus protecting it from unexpected negative financial strains, such as during recessions when demand from restaurants can lead to declining sales, earnings, and cash flow).

Buildings from Quebec never get the exposure that english North American ones do; there is no reason that a firm the size of Gallienne Moisan should have such a lousy website, without any photographs of a building that has been completed for a couple of years, or that the english architectural press would appear to ignore an eighty thousand square foot sustainable wood building, but they do.

Some measures reportedly discussed at the meeting with energy firms seem an obvious improvement, such as restricting the number, age, or load size of tankers or requiring more insurance to be bought by the companies that transport 145 million tons of hazardous substances — about two - thirds of it oil — through the straits each year.

Such misleading language fails to make the distinction between small firm solicitor services and litigation services offered by firms of any size.

While our clients are often tempted to repeat traditional tactics they've seen dominating the airwaves, such as speed - and - greed talk, faked testimonials, and a hyper - focus on the size of firms and settlements, Network Affiliates now steers lawyers away from these communication strategies.

The article describes some of the lessons taught by the Coudert experience, such as the risk for firms with global ambition and threats to middle - sized firms from consolidation by others.

The tool allows users to compare up to four law firms or lawyers based upon criteria such as areas of practice, size of firm, office locations, educational background and attorney bar admissions.

As the only lawyer in his department, Will Chang, vice president, general counsel, and corporate secretary with Granite Global Solutions, uses 10 different law firms of varying size for different needs such as litigation, acquisitions, and employment law.

Edwin Coe is a medium sized law firm, established in Lincoln's Inn, offering many disciplines such as private client, litigation, tax, property, immigration, employment law, among others.

Due consideration must be given to factors such as the size and age of the firm.

LAWPRO's actuarial data was examined to see how claims were affected by such factors as area of law, years in practice, geography, and firm size.

Looking ahead, apps such as Route1 will become the go - to solution for law firms, banks and companies of all sizes looking to hire legal talent.

In its later years before being acquired, it supplied its output for the work of mainstream medium - sized professional firms in areas such as business law, residential and commercial property, trusts and administration of estates, local government, construction law and, of course, taxation.

To date most such mergers are among small and medium - size firms, but the combination in 2016 of the prestigious Arnold & Porter law firm, based in Washington, with the New York firm Kaye Scholer brought the prospect of consolidations more firmly into view.

In my view GLE membership provides inter alia an opportunity to a medium sized firm such as ours to compete with the larger more expensive firms.

The Winnipeg workshop of Pitblado houses 60 lawyers and offers a surprisingly diverse array of services for such a relatively modest - sized firm.

This solution is addressing some serious pain points for medium size firms such as a high amount of time spent on non-billable work and difficulties in maintaining a client base that can support their billable targets.

Law firms of all sizes are embracing the cloud, some on an application - by - application basis others with a «cloud first» approach... More firms are moving to a «cloud - first» approach and investing in technologies such as analytics, AI, virtualization, mobility solutions and other SaaS applications, turning increased productivity, efficiency and automation into profits.

A ransomware attack against a global law firm is a major intrusion, but it is important to remember that such attacks often begin with a single malicious email and can happen to law firms of any size.

For example, not assuming a one size fits all model will work and that different business lines need different tech, such as, in a legal context, a private client team may not need the same document crunching tech that the firm's M&A team needs, but may need tech of a different nature.

[24] But the huge size of the United States results in a larger number of large firms overall — a 2003 paper noted that the United States alone had 901 law firms with more than 50 lawyers, while there were only 58 such firms in Canada, 44 in Great Britain, 14 in France, and 9 in Germany.

More specifically, we are collecting information on «independent variables» (i.e., behaviors and attributes), such as the consolidation of legal spend, value billing arrangements, the length of law firm relationships, the seniority of relationship partners at core firms, the size of the legal budget, overall rates, whether there's a formal firm panel, etc..

I think the inclusive nature of the firm coupled with the fact the firm gets such high quality work from some great clients, particularly for its relatively small size, really sets the firm apart from its competitors.

According to Bruce Rabik, Rogers Insurance COO, «This acquisition positions us as the dominant brokerage inCentral Alberta at a time when the size of a firm increasingly provides advantages to clients such as access to more insurance companies and technology that improves the customer experience.»

Beginning as a small startup in 2010, the firm has grown considerably, and now has its sights set on Europe as a whole, with devices such as the Aquaris M4.5 - part of a range of different sized handsets aimed at different sections of the market.

These medium - sized firms, such as Grant Thornton, BDO, RSM Tenon, Buzzacott, Mazars and Smith & Williamson, sit just below the Big Four.

While it's generally safe to mention the size of your total client portfolio, such as the $ 3 billion portfolio discussed in the portfolio manager resume sample, use your best judgment when disclosing your firm's total assets under management.

Data analysts can work in large companies such as «big four» consultancies or financial services firms, or consumer retail firms, small and medium sized businesses such as marketing agencies, or the public sector.

However, graduate schemes are provided by many medium - sized and large recruitment firms, such as Hays, Michael Page and Randstad.

For example, hotel workers should «include the type and size of property, number of rooms, and any designations such as a Four Diamond or Five - Star Resort,» says Donna Tucker, CPRW, secretary for the National Resume Writers» Association and owner of resume - writing firm CareerPro Resume Center in Phoenix.

Employment Screening Resources (ESR), a background check firm accredited by The National Association of Professional Background Screeners (NAPBS ®), provides background screening solutions for volunteers and youth organizations of all types and sizes by checking available resources such as sex offender registries and county courts for criminal records.

For example, the life insurance companies are generally looking at maximum loan - to - leverage ratios (LTVs) of 70 to 75 percent, while private equity firms such as Starwood and Blackstone focus largely on deals sized above $ 15 million, says Witt.

One of the most - watched debates will be around cutting the rate for income from so - called pass - through businesses — such as partnerships and sole proprietorships — and whether it will be limited to firms of a certain size.

However, he says many firms are working to embrace workspace reduction efforts, such as universal office sizes, teaming attorneys in the same office and adopting paperless methods.

Clients and potential clients take that size for granted, and will want to know how a brokerage firm differs from its competitors, such as expertise in a particular service area or market, says Robinson.

«If you look at the landscape of management firms, there are over 1,000 such companies ranging in size from one or two properties to very large companies.