Sentences with phrase «firms have access to the money»

This may be due to the perception that larger firms have access to the money to finance its development and use, their appetite to risk is greater and the infrastructure they already have in place allows them to develop their use of AI.

Not exact matches

But smaller firms, say, startup gaming and video streaming companies, would likely get cut out of the new mix, as they are less likely to have the money to pay for expanded access.

Shadow banks are firms that act like lenders but don't have depositors, federal bank regulations or access to the Federal Reserve's discount window, where banks can borrow when money is tight.

The two trials laid bare many of the secrets the commission might have uncovered — with testimony about the vast, almost unilateral power exercised by legislative leaders, the way powerful real estate interests dole out campaign contributions, legal referrals and jobs to line politicians» pockets and maintain access, and how money is hidden by evading disclosure laws and funneling it through relatives, law firms and title fees.

Vanguard investors will now have access to two low - cost U.S. government money market funds, the firm explains, after it announced in June that it was reopening its $ 4.8 billion Federal Money Market Fund to all invesmoney market funds, the firm explains, after it announced in June that it was reopening its $ 4.8 billion Federal Money Market Fund to all invesMoney Market Fund to all investors.

First off... I love the idea, but ultimately the $ 30 xfer fund to withdraw is a deal breaker for me, I know why you do it, I use scottrade and they make it hard to cash out money too (not that hard), but its not just about the dollars and cents, it is the symbolism and structure, I just cant assume a brokerage firm has my best interest in mind with its highest fee set to move funds out, I would much rather pay a membership or set up fee, at least i get to feel like i get something for that other than access to my own money.

Major law firms have access to waterfalls of money, while only a few small firms are willing to incentivise new hires before they become profitable.

Then I think there's kind of this parallel track of issues to unpack where there's a distinction between small firms that have built their business model around being able to help solve problems of access, whether that's around unbundling their services or how they do their pricing, or giving away some free do it yourself content on the front end, whether that's also as part of their lead acquisition strategy or just as a service to people who need it, is I think separate from people who then volunteer their time in pro bono efforts, or people who donate their money to legal charitable causes.

The «strong team of professionals» at Pinsent Masons LLP «always has access to wider expert resources within the firm when necessary» and provides «excellent value for money».

The brokerage firm has access to all your confidential negotiating information as well as the seller's and stands to earn a double commission (that is a lot of money) if they use your information against you to manipulate a deal.