Sentences with phrase «handle sale of assets»

Jia said he had asked his wife, Gan Wei, and brother to represent him at Leshi Internet Information & Technology Corp in exercising shareholder rights and handling the sale of assets.

Not exact matches

Responsibility for the sale of the assets in question will fall on the trustee handling your case, and they are permitted to do so without your consent if they deem it necessary.

When cashing out an IRA, certain companies will handle the sale of the underlying assets for you and others will not.

On a similar note I'm also becoming less and less enthused with Winthrop management's handling of their liquidation; its been almost a year now since the company's remaining assets were put in a liquidating trust and we shareholders have seen little in the way of property sales and liquidating distributions.

Our tax lawyers work closely with the firm's business and finance attorneys, identifying and handling the tax consequences of transactions such as taxable mergers and acquisitions, tax - free reorganizations, or the purchases and sales of stock, other equity interests and assets.

We even handle the more complex cases that most smaller and solo firms won't handle, such as breach of fiduciary duty, wrongful death, complex real estate disputes, mergers and acquisitions, asset sales agreements, and general counsel services.

John E. Mitchell Mitchell handles all aspects of commercial restructurings and focuses his practice on complex bankruptcies, out - of - court workouts and sales, voluntary liquidations, receiverships, and asset sales and general insolvency related litigation.

We handle traditional bank, project, and structured financings; real estate financings; securitization transactions; derivatives; private placements, debt, and equity securities offerings; ESOP financings; workouts and bankruptcies; cross-border insolvencies; multinational restructurings; and purchases of assets from bankruptcy estates and foreclosure sales.

With over 8 years of exposure to handling a wide variety of duties that are particular to the sales field, I am positive that I will be a great asset.

Professional Duties & Responsibilities Managed all aspects of branch location including personnel and daily operations Oversaw employee hiring, training, performance reviews, compensation, and termination Interfaced with business, insurance, and investment partners to provide holistic client service Analyzed local, niche, and national markets to identify potential sales opportunities for clients Generated significant revenue through successful leveraging of bank products and services Built long - term relationships with key industry contacts to expand company reach and sales Conducted Management Self Assessments, audits, and compliance activities Monitored adherence to legal and corporate procedures protecting company and client assets Resolved escalated customer service issues promptly, professionally, and effectively Implemented measures to significantly increase operational efficacy and efficiency Identified and developed high potential employees increasing their value to the company Designed and implemented employee recognition program elevating corporate morale Performed teller services including cash handling and bank vault oversight Tracked sales referrals guaranteeing observance of proper procedures and policies Reviewed ledgers, branch audit logs, and closeout, balance, and M&D reports Provided excellent customer service resulting in client satisfaction and repeat business

SSB underwrites REIT equities and fixed - income instruments, makes real estate loans, issues lines of credit, advises and facilitates merger and acquisition activities, creates and sells derivatives, manages asset sales and sale / leasebacks, raises investments for real estate funds, handles private placements, manages restructurings and workouts, and places mezzanine equity.

Other sales professionals just don't handle the same complexity you do, when selling someone's most expensive asset and source of shelter.

Perhaps too he can explain why it is always the REALTOR's fault rather than the seller's for not having performed due diligence before hiring said lazy slouch to handle the sale of the biggest asset the seller likely holds.