The phrase "affiliated firm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a company that is connected or associated with another company, often through ownership or partnership.
Example: "The affiliated firm specializes in providing consulting services to our clients."
Alternatives: "associated company" or "partner organization".
"We take our responsibility as the winning group very seriously," Marubeni's president, Nobuo Katsumata, left, told reporters at a news conference, adding that he hoped to increase his company's stake and make Daiei an affiliated firm.
(UBS Warburg is an affiliated firm).
In the SAC Capital case, the FBI arrested Michael Steinberg, a trader with an affiliated firm, and charged him with securities fraud.
(For this advice, which has subsequently been criticized, Flowers and an affiliated firm were paid $20 million by Bank of America).
Moore filed a suit yesterday at Los Angeles superior court in which he says the Weinsteins and an affiliated firm named the Fellowship Adventure Group hid profits despite an agreement to split financial proceeds from the 2004 anti-George W Bush polemic 50/50.
If you work with a FINRA affiliated firm, file a Form U4.
Oh, and one other thing: on his investments in private equity limited partnerships managed by Marsh or affiliated firms, Mr. Lasser is not required to pay a management fee.
This shows that investment of standalone firms was more sensitive to cash flow sensitive than that of group affiliated firms.
Further, sales and capital structure are found to be key determinants of investment in group affiliated firms.
Further, Sargan test fails to provide any evidence for autocorrelation, with p-values of.4215 and.1981 for group affiliated firms and standalone firms, respectively.
Results according to splitting criteria found that investment decisions of standalone firms are more sensitive to cash flow than group affiliated firms.
