Sentences with phrase «from corporate operations»

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Banks generate about $ 170 billion in revenues from corporate and investment banking (CIB) operations in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa region — EMEA — but the MiFID II reforms are expected to trim that figure by 2.6 %, according to Coalition.

It pockets roughly one - quarter of its earnings from each of its four distinct divisions — domestic banking, international banking, corporate banking and finally its global wealth management operations — while half its bottom line comes from outside Canada.

By then McManus was harboring serious doubts about the wisdom of simply handing over certain functions to an operations chief, despite the «early tip - off» he had gotten from reading Corporate Lifecycles.

We would expect to finance the capital required for acquisitions through a combination of additional issuances of equity, corporate indebtedness, asset - backed acquisition financing and / or cash from operations.

Bonus amounts under our bonus plan are tied to overall corporate and individual performance, and the bonus pool for executive officers is based on our performance during the fiscal year compared to pre-established target levels for three equally - weighted measures: revenue, operating cash flow and non-GAAP income from operations.

«From our optics, if you define cyber as data collection, storage, security, analysis, threat intelligence, operations and dissemination, then the $ 1 trillion market forecast from Cybersecurity Ventures barely scratches the surface» says Jeremy King, President at Benchmark Executive Search, a boutique executive search firm focused on cyber, national, and corporate securFrom our optics, if you define cyber as data collection, storage, security, analysis, threat intelligence, operations and dissemination, then the $ 1 trillion market forecast from Cybersecurity Ventures barely scratches the surface» says Jeremy King, President at Benchmark Executive Search, a boutique executive search firm focused on cyber, national, and corporate securfrom Cybersecurity Ventures barely scratches the surface» says Jeremy King, President at Benchmark Executive Search, a boutique executive search firm focused on cyber, national, and corporate security.

I have 15 years of experience in public relations and corporate communications, working for a range of companies, from large, global corporations to small, non-profit operations.

In addition, she has extensive experience counseling businesses in all aspects of the business life cycle from the initial structuring and formation of the business to financing that business; hiring employees; corporate governance; day - to - day operations; negotiating licensing and other commercial agreements; equity incentive plans; and liquidity events.

Ben - Artzy, who'd moved from Israel to the U.S. to attend Wharton and later worked in corporate development and operations at Yahoo, saw the same in his job, he says.

According to reports, this strategy from the top corporate ranks has been focused, as directed by CEO Michael Corbat, on bringing retail operations to a halt in some areas in an effort to reign in operating costs.

A new FX platform, Autobahn Corporate Treasury, enables multinationals to manage the FX operations of their worldwide subsidiaries from a single location.

The largest chunk of agricultural output — 61 percent — comes from America's «corporate» farms, operations that usually produce a single commodity under contract with a consolidated firm.

Christian culture pervades many aspects of Chick - fil - A's operations, from its corporate purpose — which includes «to glorify God by being a faithful steward of all that is entrusted to us» — to its policy of closing restaurants on Sundays to praying at restaurant openings.

These decisions ultimately impact nearly every aspect of business operations and often serve as the foundation for our corporate roadmap, which means it is critical to ask the right questions from the very start.

These experiences have given him expertise and insight into the wide realm of volume food service operations from simplistic operations with limited resources to luxurious, fine dining events for top tier corporate executives.

Encanto Restaurants was founded in 1997 as Tricon Restaurants International and changed its name to Encanto Restaurants in 2004 after transitioning from a corporate - owned entity to a franchised operation.

To help ensure that Rainforest Alliance, Inc. (the «Rainforest Alliance») complies with the highest standards of financial reporting and lawful and ethical behavior, the Board of Directors of the Rainforest Alliance (the «Board») has established the following procedures for the reporting of illegal or unethical conduct in connection with the Rainforest Alliance's finances, corporate policies, or other aspects of its operations, and the retention and treatment of such complaints, including confidential, anonymous submissions received from directors, officers, employees, and volunteers who provide substantial services to the Rainforest Alliance (who are referred to in this policy as «volunteers»).

Our mission is to provide chefs with the tools necessary to advance in their career while creating a network of corporate chefs from the nation's largest multi-unit foodservice operations.

The International Corporate Chefs Association is the first chefs association designed exclusively for corporate chefs from the nation's largest chains and multi-unit opCorporate Chefs Association is the first chefs association designed exclusively for corporate chefs from the nation's largest chains and multi-unit opcorporate chefs from the nation's largest chains and multi-unit operations.

Membership is limited to corporate chefs from the top 200 multi-unit foodservice operations in the nation.

The operator members are culinary, procurement and nutrition leaders from U.S. - based volume foodservice operations while the corporate members are companies and organizations that provide healthful foods and ingredients used in volume foodservice operations.

The Houlihan's Corporate Office from Kansas City, MO — including CEO Bob Hartnett and the company's Regional Directors — select the recipients of the Operation of Excellence Award each year.

Later in 2017, RecyclingWorks expanded the interviews to include stakeholders from hospitals, corporate cafeterias, and other foodservice operations, as well as providers of waste - tracking services.

It is however unclear whether the deputy chairpersons of the Commission in charge of operations and corporate service; Sulley Amadu and Georgina Opoku Amakwah, will be available for the two - week exercise given that they are yet to resume from their forced leave.

Mandy Ginsberg runs Match.com's American operation from its corporate headquarters in Dallas.

Creation and destruction of social and environmental capital arising from production operations are not factored into corporate decision making unless mandated by government laws and regulations — or when communities suffering social and environmental costs threaten legal or physical action.

A corporate competitor in schooling must establish brand and product identity, which necessitates relatively uniform operations and services from site to site.

As I look out over the current school reform landscape I see it is categorized by policies that seek to standardize, homogenize, and corporatize public education through the use of one - size - fits - all curriculum standards, high stakes testing, micro-management of school operations from distal bureaucrats, teacher evaluation policies based on mis - interpretations of current research, and heavy reliance on corporate education providers camouflaged as non-profits operating via charter schools.

But the New York - based Educators 4 Excellence, originally created in 2010 using funds from the Gates Foundation, managed to pull in over $ 7.4 million from the corporate education reform industry in their first two years of operation.

«From a corporate priority, it just got stacked up last to be redesigned,» says Mazda senior vice president of U.S. operations Robert Davis.

Ford began to integrate the operations of its European subsidiaries in the 1960s with the launch of the 1965 Ford Transit panel van, which was a joint development between Ford of Britain and Ford - Werke, however it was the Ford Escort in 1968 that truly marked the end of unique models in European countries and followed the creation of Ford Europe in 1967 from the assets of the British and German operations but the corporate entities continue.

Infiniti gains from corporate - parent Nissan's experience with CVTs in its smooth operation.

Most Wall Streeters and most academics, including Greenwald, et al., subscribe to a primacy of the income account point of view and believe that the dominant, and sometimes even the sole, sources of corporate value are flows from operations — both cash flows and earnings flows.

Bonds are used to finance a wide range of public and private activities, ranging from new product development and corporate acquisitions to municipal infrastructure and governmental operations.

No one can understand corporate finance in general if their focus is strictly on cash flows from operations.

Insofar as MCT theory is concerned, the only source of corporate value is Discounted Cash Flows from operations (DCF) and the only source of value for stockholders is the present worth of future dividend flows.

Earnings at the bank's capital markets operations (24 %) improved 12.2 % on higher demand for underwriting advisory services from corporate clients.

Quote from Michael Smith: «We are pleased with our new focus on building a global commodities supply chain company together with all of our corporate changes and emphasis on expansion of our operations.

Fortunately, the NIPAs do include a data series of corporate profits that simultaneously excludes US companies» profits from abroad and includes foreign companies» profits from US operations, called «domestic industries» profits.

• Performance cues: To the extent that the excess returns from this strategy come from changes made at the firm to operations, capital structure, dividend policy and / or corporate governance, you should keep an eye on whether and how much change you see on each of these dimesions at the targeted firms.

Cashflow from operations at each company more than cover their interest obligations and the CorTS» collectively offer a mix of corporate bonds and debentures in a variety of companies and sectors.

This emphasis on earnings from operations as reported and on perceptions of growth by analysts and money managers permitted these people to ignore rather completely other factors that tend to be extremely important in any balanced analysis for which GAAP is useful: e.g., strength of financial positions; understanding the underlying business; and appraising management not only as operators and stock promoters, but also as investors of corporate assets and financiers of businesses.

«Today, in addition to practice,» he continued, «veterinarians play an important role across fifty - plus professional areas of concentration, from research and development to the military, commercial operations, corporate veterinary medicine, shelter medicine and with non-governmental agencies.»

Our new facility brings all of our operations under one roof — from our corporate offices, to our product prep and production areas, to our warehouse.

Angkasa Pura's head of corporate and legal affairs, Agus Haryadi, said, however, the operation of the new terminal was awaiting final commissioning for Garuda Indonesia as well as a permit from the Transportation Ministry.

Owain Jones, chief corporate officer at Wizz Air said: «Wizz Air's operations at London Luton continue to go from strength to strength.

Corporate efforts to mitigate the impact of carbon emissions from their direct operations and supply chains are gaining increasing prominence in the lead - up to the international climate talks that begin on November 30th in Paris, France.

Mattison added that «a one - to - one relationship» exists between corporate revenue and the environmental damage that results from business operations, making it painfully obvious that radical sustainability initiatives could undercut financial self - interest:

However due to the smaller scope and scale of their operations (Nau's own staffing has dropped to 12 from 60), the level of corporate philanthropy has downsized as well.

Bay says, «use of CRM software is pretty much a litmus test as to the firms that are moving to a «corporate» model of operation, from the traditional «eat what you kill» mode of operation...» What do you think?