Sentences with phrase «to a subsidiary»

They have contributed the idea of subsidiary of the state and public authorities to the other smaller agencies in society, and the solidarity of the human race.

First Beat Media is the parent company of many subsidiary companies.

There are as many types of subsidiary rights as there are formats and platforms for storytelling.

Principal has more than just life insurance among its offerings, including financial investments through subsidiaries.

Private institutions, such as subsidiaries of investment banks, financial institutions and home builders, also package various types of mortgage pools.

The statutory statements record the life of an insurance operating subsidiary.

Coinbase is reportedly launching a new subsidiary brand focusing on secure messaging and blockchain - enabled payments, its chief executive said in online statements today.

The fourth shows how the notes themselves would complicate a sale of insurance subsidiary assets.

All of the conditions of the offer, made through an indirect wholly - owned Canadian subsidiary, have been satisfied.

When it comes in, the income from subsidiary rights deals is usually split 50/50 between the publisher and the author.

A registered bank holding company that provides integrated financial services including banking, financial management, insurance, mortgage and leasing services through bank subsidiaries.

And earlier this month they launched a short - form initiative within one of their audio subsidiaries called Audible Channels.

You or your agent may also sell other subsidiary rights, such as foreign translation rights or movie rights.

If a company is presently in two businesses with different regulators, the company must divide the business into two subsidiaries which each regulator can separately regulate.

One way to minimize these penalties is to deal with a Canadian bank that has an American subsidiary.

The company's wireless subsidiaries provide both wireless voice and data communication services.

In addition, you will have to oversee accounting activities of your department and subsidiary corporations while emphasizing on their transaction processing and control systems.

Schedule I banks include those that are not subsidiaries of foreign banks but were allowed to accept deposits.

The intention is to create a blockchain subsidiary and integrate the users and merchants that use the platform.

Through its various subsidiaries and divisions, it offers a variety of banking and financial products and services.

This large insurance and financial conglomerate operates numerous insurance and investment management companies via subsidiary businesses.

In contrast, an overall level of intensity, a certain duration of the conflict or the involvement of the government's armed forces are not required to trigger eligibility for subsidiary protection.

The company's wholly - owned subsidiaries offer diversified real estate, asset management and other financial services.

I also used to have chairs on the boards of numerous domestic and international subsidiaries of same group of companies.

The company installed a 10 MW waste heat recovery power plant in one of its Indian subsidiaries, which is expected to reduce 80,000 tonnes of carbon emissions annually.

This is not to be confused with «for profit subsidiaries of nonprofit charters».

And maybe, mimic the guarantee funds of the insurance industry, and let the financial subsidiaries self - fund the losses of their fallen competitors.

Long - term lease commitments are typically seen in cases where the property is held by a related - party or affiliated corporate real estate holding subsidiary of the charter.

«Specific plans will be unveiled by our local subsidiaries, but an autumn or year - end launch would probably be too late,» he said.

Between 2003 and 2006, its Chinese subsidiary regularly hosted sightseeing trips for employees of state - owned companies.

State rules do not apply to these lenders, their mortgage subsidiaries or the loans they make.

We advised a charity on setting up a new charitable trust and advised its trading subsidiaries on additional fundraising and revenue protection to support a development program.

A small firm taken on as an independent subsidiary might gain just the right combination of creative autonomy and financial stability.

She currently manages subsidiary rights for the agency in addition to her duties as an agent and general office manager.

There would be a big box at the top, with lines to little boxes below, but only one level of depth, and no lines between subsidiaries.

If you want to end too big to fail, split up banks into state subsidiaries.

The investment management subsidiaries that I worked for survived better, but where operating management is marginal, the pressure comes to replace investment management.

The banks use a funky structure of Australian financial planning law to use subsidiary companies with often - unrelated names to run big networks of financial planners.

It would therefore not be surprising to find elements of some form of state ownership behind a Chinese mining company, or an overseas subsidiary operated by such a company.

Then the Canadian company could pay out royalties to use that patent to the Irish subsidiary, and set the royalties to equal the size of the company's Canadian profits.

Rights software helps your market subsidiary rights to other companies and collect inbound rights income due to your company.

Where the customer chooses to lease, the supplier often provides the lease through an asset finance subsidiary company, which becomes the owner.

In an email, the senator directed a «cooperating witness» about how to funnel campaign contributions through various real estate subsidiaries.