Sentences with phrase «for multinational firms»

Among the measures Europe wants to see are agreed international accounting standards, the establishment of a college of supervisors for multinational firms and globally accepted standards of supervision for banks to apply in all countries.

Between the races, hijinks, and motherhood (she has two children), she's made a name for herself as the go - to academic on tax and accounting issues for multinational firms.

Higher corporate taxes produce an incentive for multinational firms to shift taxable activities away from high - tax jurisdictions.

Not exact matches

Rising interest rates are beneficial for insurers and savers, the chief executive officer of the multinational firm Prudential told CNBC on Tuesday.

The firm also said it had seen a drop in new work from multinational companies, forcing it to lower its growth forecasts for the unit.

«E-commerce creates the potential for even the smallest local firm to sell globally and, in so doing, creates an environment in which the benefits of trade can be shared by all Canadian firms, and not accrue to just large multinational firms,» the report says.

McKinsey & Company, a multinational management consulting firm, was praised by employees for championing professional development.

Now, documents filed in BNY's case in the past few weeks 2014 the court proceedings begin Monday 2014 provide unprecedented detail about how STARS was crafted at a time when banks and accounting firms were offering deals for multinational corporations to take advantage of loopholes in rules governing foreign tax credits.

Regardless, tax relief would be a major win for small and mid-cap firms especially and encourage large multinational companies to repatriate foreign cash.

The recent oil shale boom was powered mostly by small firms because larger multinationals like Exxon and BP are structured for big payoff, technically - difficult projects like deep water drilling and Arctic exploration.

A report for the Rio +20 climate change conference last year, «Leadership in a Rapidly Changing World,» interviewed top CEOs from multinational firms to determine what skills they are looking for when hiring.

They founded ChinaWhys in 2003, a research firm that conducts due diligence into commercial matters for both local and multinational companies.

For far too long, the fastest growing firms in Ontario couldn't access the critical capital they needed to scale up because these programs were tailored towards large, foreign multinational companies.

We have conducted more than 1,000 sales searches over the past three years for clients that span large multinationals, private equity firms and their portfolio companies, emerging companies, and nonprofit organizations.

The firm has a reputation for devising creative offshore structures for multinationals and defending them to tax regulators.

The U.S. multinational investment firm has doubled down on its «overweight» recommendation for commodities, which includes aluminum, crude and other raw materials.

Gilpin, for instance, asserts that the term «globalization» became popular in the late 1980s in reference to multinational firms and foreign investment.

Multinational food firms are manufacturing poorer quality, unhealthier (but sometimes more expensive) versions of their trademarked brands for the Eastern Europe market, says the Czech Republic, which wants to see EU legislation to protect consumers...

Daxue Consulting's client was a multinational distributor of Point - Of - Service (POS) systems and LED lighting for firms in the foodservice industry.

The 2008 incident, which involved melamine - tainted milk powder, soured China's $ 12.5 billion infant formula market for local firms and helped multinationals with established safety records to nearly double their market share in the past five years.

«Other stand - out recommendations include a bill designed to address the exploitation of our tax laws and exploitation of Nigerians by multinational firms by Femi Obagun, and a brief policy for more stringent laws against rapists, a Workers Protection Act, an Alternate Financing to Economic Growth Act, a Policing and State Security Act, and a Government Transparency and Anti Corruption Act.

The amount, according to court papers in Lagos, represents the shortfall of the money paid by the multinational oil firm in the account of the Nigerian government with Central Bank of Nigeria, for crude oil lifted in 2013 and 2014.

It calls for a shopping list of detailed reforms, including choosing the legal basis for the exchange of information, developing common or compatible IT standards and defining exactly what reporting and due diligence requirements are needed by multinational firms.

This creates a special challenge for practitioners, particularly on behalf of multinational firms and interests operating in Latin America that are more used to the campaign strategies and tactics developed and deployed on their behalf in Europe or the United States.

The results are based on the analysis of a new dataset of medals over four Summer Olympic Games (Sydney / 2000, Athens / 2004, Beijing / 2008, London / 2012) for eight major economies (US, UK, France, Australia, Netherlands, Germany, South Korea, Japan) and five multinational sponsoring firms (Coca Cola, McDonald's, Panasonic, Visa, Samsung).

Medknow was bought for an undisclosed sum in 2011 by Wolters Kluwer, a multinational firm headquartered in the Netherlands and one of the world's leading purveyors of medical information with annual revenues of nearly $ 5 billion.

These include government or private nonprofit funders of basic research, such as the National Institutes of Health in the United States or the Wellcome Trust in the United Kingdom; academic scientists; multinational pharmaceutical firms and smaller biotech companies; and, at the end of the line, government regulatory agencies responsible for drug approval.

By profession i am a finance professional and work for a multinational consulting firm here in dubai.

These were all strategies that are recent in human history, that only few years ago were reserved exclusively for the wealthy multinational firms.

Tourists going abroad need foreign exchange, an import firm has to keep up with currency conversion rates to pay for purchases overseas, and multinationals need to keep tabs on multi-currency operations.

If a multinational firm based in country A is listed in both country A and country B, and I invest in this firm as a resident of country B through country B's stock exchange, either through something like an ADR or because the company is listed directly, like Apple, am I still exposed to currency risk as if I had bought the stock on country A's exchange directly through an international broker (for example)?

Takoradi, Feb. 25, GNA A multinational solar energy firm, International Solar Utilities (ISU), is conducting feasibility studies at Akatakyi in the Ahanta West District of the Western Region for the construction of solar parks that will add 600 megawatts of power to the national electricity grid.The construction of the solar parks is estimated at $ 750 million and would create about 2000 direct

But, with the city's primary focus centred on attracting investors from multinational firms, Mr Anyim told the local press that only 20 % of the city would be reserved for residential accommodation, with the remaining 80 % serving Nigeria's tourism, leisure, sports and commercial sectors.

Civil society organizations and global movements have demanded not only that governments pledge money for the GCF, but also that these funds be used for climate - friendly activities that benefit the people of developing countries, not multinational corporations or Wall Street firms.

It is no longer surprising to see the trademarks of such well known brands as iPads and Air Jordans hijacked in China, and multinational companies know to call on global law firms for advice on how to reclaim their stolen brands, or better yet, avoid falling prey to China's professional squatters in the first place.

However, the cases Masoud Taheri has tried for his clients against multinational companies, he and his firm has won almost 90 % of these...

The report highlights challenges and practical advice for multinational corporations and law firms managing the legal, technical and cultural implications of e-discovery in Asia.

In addition, he has worked in the firm's London office and conducted internal investigations of anti-corruption and human rights compliance issues for multinational corporations and their subsidiaries across many international jurisdictions.

The firm acts as lead investor and operating partner for multinational private equity transactions.

The firm prides itself on being the go - to practice for foreign investors in Africa, guiding a number of large multinational companies through the M&A process on the continent, such as advising American Tower Corporation on investments in Nigeria and Tanzania.

«I think fundamentally, the way our industry has moved is the larger firms are ideal for very large and transactional based deals and they service that clientele very well for large multinational companies,» he says.

The firm's areas of practice include: advising the multinational and multi-jurisdictional employer; Industrial Relations Board proceedings; collective agreements and bargaining; compensation and benefits plans; construction labour relations; employee relations; executive employment agreements and compensation; grievance arbitration; human rights and accommodation; injunctive court proceedings and judicial review; interest arbitration; Labour Relations Board proceedings; management training; mediation and alternative dispute resolution; occupational health and safety; outsourcing; pay equity; privacy; responding to union organizing and applications for certification sale or closure; strike or lock - out preparation and business continuity planning; workplace investigations; workplace safety and insurance; wrongful and constructive dismissal litigation.

The international strength also transfers to the firm's employer practice, which regularly acts for multinationals with UK operations.

When considering a candidate for an in - house legal counsel position, Chinese corporations tend to seek a wide array of qualifications, including experience working in an international law firm, a top Chinese law firm, or a multinational corporate department.

If you want to work on multinational issues, then this is probably not the firm for you.»

Provided advice respecting questions dealing with human resources and the protection of privacy for various clients, including one of the largest automobile manufacturers; a Canadian leader in consumer products; a leading company in Analog and Digital Television, High - Speed Internet and Telephone services; one of the world's largest professional services firms traded on the TSX stock exchange; one of the world's largest professional services firms, as well as a multinational corporation working in the biopharmaceutical sector.

What all of these scenarios have in common is the potential for some form of e-discovery and disclosure: i.e., the need to gather and catalogue large numbers of electronic corporate records from within a multinational firm, and potentially to transmit those records across international boundaries.

Stewart I. Edison, President of TransPerfect Deposition Services division, brings to the company significant experience in conducting and managing deposition projects for the leading multinationals and law firms.

Kimberly worked as a legal secretary, legal assistant and paralegal for various boutique and multinational law firms prior to joining Garlick & Markison.

We are the firm of choice for many multinationals and private equity firms seeking M&A opportunities in the country, particularly in the burgeoning tech, pharma and life - sciences sectors.