Sentences with phrase «much interest to the client»

Not exact matches

In a client note on Thursday titled «Yanking down the yields,» the interest - rates strategist projected that bond yields would be much lower than the markets expected because central banks including the Federal Reserve were reluctant to raise interest rates.

During this stage, the business loan broker will go over the specifics of the financial agreement to ensure that the client fully understands what they are signing, how much funding they are receiving, as well as the payment terms and interest rates.

An advisor who tries to act in a client's best interest, but doesn't have the skill or diligence to do so, can cause just as much harm as a conflicted advisor.

Wells Fargo shelled out $ 683 million in interest expense in the second quarter, more than double from last year, but it went mostly to corporate clients who are «much more price sensitive,» said Wells Fargo's Shrewsberry.

Rita is clearly interested and able to focus on the needs of clients as individuals with behavioral finance constraints and relationship dynamics that drive success or failure as much or more than simply the performance of individual stocks and bonds.

Fee - Only financial advisors are held to the Fiduciary Standard, which means we are required, by law, to put our clients» best interest ahead of our own, but 75 % of financial advisors are held to a much lower ethical standard called the suitability standard.

I wouldn't wear them to court or to meet clients, but they definitely make an otherwise boring outfit much more interesting.

He was easy to talk to and didn't mind that I was one of those clients who doesn't talk much and watches everything he does intently with a lot of interest.

From book idea inception to production and distribution, the team at Authority Publishing produces high quality book projects that can help you attract media coverage, gain interest with prospects and clients, establish credibility in your field, build brand awareness and much more.

A 4 Pillars debt manager would help them do the math to figure out how much money the client would really end up paying for the car — and then, perhaps, advise the client to wait until their credit rating improved so they can get a better interest rate on the car.

By calculating loan to value (LTV) ratio lenders are able to decide how much to give which client and at what interest rate.

Shawn Tydlaska, a Certified Financial Planner at Ballast Point Financial Planning who works with clients to help resolve their debts, says that «The first step is writing down all your debts, putting down your current credit limits and interest rate, and then calculating your minimum payments and how much of your credit you're using.»

Professionals have businesses and clients to worry about, meaning there is an inherent conflict of interest that exists in the mutual fund world (and much of that carries over to most hedge funds as well).

This means that clients who may have previously been on the fence about using this technique to create a tax - free income stream during retirement may now be much more interested in the strategy — especially considering the currently reduced tax rates applicable from 2018 - 2025.

League of Commanders is heavily inspired by MOBA style games like League of Legends and the client mod includes a new game mode to make your team games much more interesting.

It will, however, be much harder to arrive as similar indicators to persuade the members of the legal profession that they can best serve their clients interests in adopting such an approach.

It was interesting to see the reaction of delegates to some of the questions that were opened up — and it's still clear there is so much that needs to be done in order to enhance daily practices to protect both firms and clients.

He gained much of this experience by helping clients to navigate and overcome challenges associated with shareholder activism, unsolicited acquisition proposals, conflicts of interest, financial distress, and other difficult circumstances.

That could be an interesting 30 second video that's going to convey as much or more information to your potential future clients or referral sources as a press release and you're taking it to where they are.

Not that I don't enjoy practicing law by any means, but that is, if you ask me, I'm much more interested in building successful businesses throughout the course of my life whatever those look like and right now happens to be a law firm working in family law and, like I said, I enjoy it, but at the end of the day, I'd love to not have the revenue generation rely on me so I can do more of that other, but until we see those scales tip, the majority of my work will still be on the client side and the billing side.

In the Kitchener style («your country needs you»: 1914) of much modern code drafting (and even court forms, harrumph) the rule states: «If you are a lawyer... and you personally hold, or your firm holds, confidential information in relation to a client or former client, you must not risk breaching confidentiality by acting, or continuing to act, for another client... where: (a) that information might reasonably be expected to be material; and (b) that client has an interest adverse to the [other] client, except where proper arrangements can be made to protect that information [as set out later in the rules].»

A reputation for putting the crown and police to the full burden of proof makes a lawyer that much more able to negotiate a better outcome in those cases where the client's best interests are in fact served by pleading guilty.

Not so much for lawyer - clients, where the lawyer's professional duty is to advise and act in the client's (private) interests.

He suggests that if clients hired firms that were interested in solving problems rather than rounding up billing and carrying overhead, they might not have to spend so much time auditing their legal bills.

And doing something that is so unbelievably challenging, sitting on a cushion, when I go to the French toast it seems easier, when I go to listening to a really interesting case or a client it's really interesting, so it's a much easier thing to engage in.

Aaron Street: So I think in this conversation with Nicole you're going to see how much the system needs to be changed, but before that she's going to walk you through her design process for building legal solutions, which I think will be really interesting for those of you who are trying to apply design thinking, or trying to build client centric firms.

He called attention to the fact that public attorneys who represent the liberty interests and rights of the Commonwealth's indigent do not make nearly as much as Executive Branch attorneys who do important work, but who do not face the same burdens and complications as public defenders, especially risking a client's freedom.

There are a lot of ex-big firm lawyers out there who equal or exceed the experience and talent of big firm lawyers, but who have so much more ability, flexibility and interest in helping clients solve their most important problems without regard to the impact any deal will have on the firm's AmLaw 100 rank.

«The clients I work with very much remind me of the people I grew up with in Minnesota — down to earth, practical, able to see a bigger picture with a long - term view, interested in sustainability,» she told the Business Journal.

Claims are policed not so much by the carrier or regulation, but by the lawyer with the duty to look out for the best interests of his client, not the carrier.

Unfortunately, personal and business realities often move much faster than ordinary litigation can accommodate, meaning that the time it takes to succeed in litigation can — in itself — be detrimental to your interests or your client's interests.

[13] Chief Justice James Allsop of the Federal Court of Australia summarised the ethical issues which arise as a result of the conflict the billable hours system creates between the economic pressure on a firm to maximise its profit and the ethical pressure on lawyers to work in their client's best interest: «Only a very slight change of focus needs to be made by a lawyer to change from (a) expecting a profitable return from running as well and efficiently as possible a large case in court, to (b) planning how to make as much money as possible from running the same large case in court.»

The contingency fee basis is designed to protect the financial interests of the plaintiff at all times and this is why our car accident clients are calm and relaxed when it comes to how much our legal representation is costing them.

Christian specializes in international commercial and investment arbitration and dedicates much of his practice to our clients» interests in Latin America, based in New York and working closely with our London, Madrid and Paris offices.

But there's another possibility to consider: those building tomorrow's thinking machines may not have much need to build brand awareness among lawyers... if the clients of lawyers are who they're more interested in connecting with.

They competently do the work necessary to advance their client's interests, and whether they do so enthusiastically, indifferently or sadly really doesn't matter very much from an ethical point of view.

This is something I observe to be missing in many other family law firms where lawyers are exhausted, files are neglected and there is not much interest in helping the client.

It was inevitable, especially after the government made claimant funding much more difficult in domestic cases (by revoking the ability to recover the premium of «after the event» insurance policy which would protect clients from the risk of having to pay a successful opponent's costs), that I would become interested in private enforcement claims.

The main problem identified by the government and Lord Justice Jackson — the appeal court judge whose report underlies these proposals — is that the current «no win, no fee» system of conditional fee agreements (CFAs) means the client has no interest in how much their lawyer charges, because they will never have to pay any of it.

One source did tell me that she expects that the client will negotiate for an interest - free loan and for the payment plan details such as how much they can afford to pay each month.

It's an interesting conundrum that the same thing could contribute so much to my success, and my failure, depending on how patient any given potential client is.

That seems to be a soothing mantra to clients who are so enamored with the interest rates they are being shown, rates that go anywhere from 8 % to 13 %, that to know there is so much upside with no downside completely takes the downside out of the equation.

They are responsible for assessing risks, deciding what a client will pay, how much coverage they will receive, and finally whether it is in the company's interests to accept the risk and insure the client.

I want to make as much money as possible, while always acting in my client's best interest.

Given my previous work with clients who self - harmed, it was interesting to hear the presenters thoughts on self - harm outside of the context of suicide and more in the context of a reinforced release from internal pain (much like addiction).

To become the former you will do whatever it takes to be true to your ideals, or you will be in violation of your conscience, and thus do whatever it takes to make as much money as you have set out as your goal, simply marking you as a mercenary interested in only one thing... money... whereby your clients become only vehicles to be ridden for a payofTo become the former you will do whatever it takes to be true to your ideals, or you will be in violation of your conscience, and thus do whatever it takes to make as much money as you have set out as your goal, simply marking you as a mercenary interested in only one thing... money... whereby your clients become only vehicles to be ridden for a payofto be true to your ideals, or you will be in violation of your conscience, and thus do whatever it takes to make as much money as you have set out as your goal, simply marking you as a mercenary interested in only one thing... money... whereby your clients become only vehicles to be ridden for a payofto your ideals, or you will be in violation of your conscience, and thus do whatever it takes to make as much money as you have set out as your goal, simply marking you as a mercenary interested in only one thing... money... whereby your clients become only vehicles to be ridden for a payofto make as much money as you have set out as your goal, simply marking you as a mercenary interested in only one thing... money... whereby your clients become only vehicles to be ridden for a payofto be ridden for a payoff.

For example, if you want to be known as an expert in high - rise condos, you need to learn as much as you can about the residential buildings in your area and share that knowledge every chance you get — whether it's helping a client choose the right property for their needs and budget, or sharing interesting local condo statistics through social media.

excuse, 2) because knowledge is power when utilized properly and, 3) because having to use them will go a long way toward keeping their sorry, lazy asses out of hot water, not to mention forcing them to hold the fiduciary interests of their clients to a much higher standard.

If you follow the latter mentioned path, and earn what you earn as the result, however much that may be per year, then you are following the path of a hugely successful «Professional» Realtor, with all of the responsibilities that that entails, including unquestioned high moral / ethical standards, character, honesty, truthfullnes and an inherent personality trait that embraces altruism toward one's clients» best fiduciary interests, whatever the monetary pay offs that may or may not be attached to said potential transactions.

What you can not do is divulge any private information «your client» has provided to you — such as how much he indicated to you he will take for his property (sure as shootin» he will change his mind when he sees interest), to this caller who as yet has no status with you.