Sentence examples for For provident from inspiring English sources

His father, the late Daniel F. DeSimone, was a computer programmer for Provident Bank in Philadelphia.

DealBook »   Pembina to Buy Provident Energy  |  The Pembina Pipeline Corporation, an oil and gas pipeline operator based in Calgary, is paying $3.1 billion in stock for Provident Energy, to create one of Canada's biggest energy infrastructure companies, Bloomberg News reports.

The acquisition of Sterling, which was founded in New York in 1929, is the most significant deal for Provident since its 2004 takeover of Warwick Community Bancorp for $147 million.

Provident was the wholesale brokerage firm for Provident Royalties and sold its offerings to customers through more than 50 retail brokerage firms across the United States, raising more than $480 million, Finra said.

A group that includes Mid-Atlantic Investors raised their stake in Provident to 5.4percentt of common shares and called for Provident to be sold "promptly on terms that will maximize shareholder value," according to a regulatory filing.

The federal charter for credit unions was established during the Great Depression in 1934, through the Federal Credit Union Act, to help renew confidence in our nation's financial system and to "make more available to people of small means credit for provident purposes through a national system of cooperative credit, thereby helping to stabilize the credit structure of the United States".

Under the terms of the deal, Sterling shareholders will receive 1.2625 shares of Provident for every share.

All of the Scottish mutual insurance firms which converted to public companies have been consumed: Abbey National, for instance, paid £1.8 billion for Scottish Provident this year.The new corporate confidence north of the border has nothing to do with the fact that there is now a Scottish parliament.

HE IS a senior underwriter for Friends Provident, a life insurer.

GE Capital approached Edinburgh-based Scottith Life after it decided not to pursue a bid for Scottish Provident, another Edinburgh mutual life insurer that agreed last week to sell itself to Abbey National for $1.8 billionn.

An all share merger proposal from Clive Cowdery's buy-out group Resolution for Friends Provident put some life into the insurance sector, which has been under the cosh recently on concerns about its capital strength.