Those claims were misleading, because Pipeline's parent company owned a trading entity that filled the majority of customer orders, the S.E.C. order said.
"All of the others recognise London as a trading entity, based around trading centres.
The retained business is cash-generative with long-term visible annuity streams generated from the Long Term Partnering Agreement, and although the UK defence budget remains stable, the procurement arm of the UK MoD (Defence Equipment and Support) continues to experience reform as it learns to operate as an arms-length trading entity of the MoD.
The company said that if new financing is obtained it could result in the creation of a new trading entity with a strong and unencumbered balance sheet.
But Seemala was a major trading entity and is the target of millions of dollars in lawsuits resulting from insider trading cases against arbitrageur Ivan F. Boesky.
As a former British colony and now a semiautonomous region of China, Hong Kong is a separate trading entity that already has its own membership in the W.T.O.
Hong Kong is the world's eleventh largest trading entity, with the total value of imports and exports exceeding its gross domestic product.
Kinder Morgan re-emerged as a publicly traded entity in February in one of the largest initial public offerings by a company owned by private equity firms, raising nearly $2.9 billion.
If approved by regulators, the deal would convert the exchange from a member-owned organization, consistently beset by internal conflict, to a publicly traded entity with vastly improved technology and an ability to trade all kinds of new stocks.
This process of consolidation works when you have a group treated as a single economic trading entity.
He rejected calls from Brexiter MPs, including ex-Brexit secretary David Davis, to pursue a Canada "plus plus" deal saying the deal was about getting two trading entities thousands of miles apart closer together whereas Brexit was a separation of two entities that had been aligned for 40 years.
