Sentence examples for Wealth divisions from inspiring English sources

Other dissenters along the campaign trail felt the Respect party deliberately targeted poor, urban areas creating further wealth divisions in already volatile areas.

People involved with devising the guidelines said that banks and brokerage houses, especially those that have international private wealth divisions, will face substantial administrative costs if they fully execute the measures.

And he said Aetna was still ready to split the company into two separate health and "wealth" divisions and spin them to shareholders as independent publicly traded companies as it vowed to do when it rejected ING's $9.9 billion takeover offer in March.

By enabling the efficient flow of capital across international boundaries and wealth divisions, and by allowing lenders to connect with and send money directly to borrowers, peer-to-peer micro-lending has the ability to have an enormous impact — on a global scale.

"That is why all the firms have a wealth division".

His father works in Garden City as a senior vice president in the private wealth division of Merrill Lynch.

The groom, 28, is a vice president in the portfolio management group of the private wealth division of Guggenheim Partners, a financial services firm in New York.

Rory Tapner, chief executive of the wealth division of RBS said that "since concerns were first identified by the FSA, Coutts & Co has enhanced its client relationship management process".

The head of CBA's wealth division had their executive bonus reduced by only 5% as a result of the Comminsure scandal.

Profit from the bank's international operations were up 9%, driven by growth from Asia, while the global wealth division lifted profits 11%.

Chris Boyett, chairman of the private wealth division in South Florida for Holland & Knight, said he was so impressed by the thoughtful language in a client's trust document that he has adapted it for many clients.