The phrase "arranged transaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or legal agreements where a transaction has been organized or set up in a specific manner.
Example: "The company reported a significant increase in revenue due to the arranged transaction with the new supplier."
Alternatives: "structured deal" or "coordinated exchange".
Mr. Byrne said in a statement that there had been insufficient evidence to prove that Mr. Fuller "had advanced knowledge of the arranged transaction, or handled the drugs or the drug proceeds".
That renovation would have come months before Bank of America agreed to buy Merrill, in what was a hastily arranged transaction that ultimately valued Merrill at roughly $20 billion at the time of its closure, saving Merrill shareholders from the fate of Lehman Brothers shareholders, who ended up with nothing.
About 20 million shares will be sold strategically through private placements and arranged transactions, the company said.
Not long ago, as Mr. Shapiro remarked in an interview yesterday, "All the people who won awards as the best chief financial officers were people who arranged transactions that removed debt from their balance sheets".
JPMorgan Chase and others helped arrange transactions that ultimately hurt the Italian bank.
It was far better to collect fees for arranging transactions and passing on the risk to others.
Companies would also be responsible for discouraging employees from taking client orders or discussing and arranging transactions on their private cellphones, where conversations cannot be recorded.
THE governor of the Russian central bank accuses a former deputy finance minister of arranging transactions that result in a loss of about $500m of government money.
The phones supplied by an undercover FBI agent then became the tools by which investigators listened to the accused drug dealers arrange transactions, according to a federal affidavit.
We also meet a trafficker who arranges transactions between someone who wants to buy a child and parents who want to sell one — unmarried women, for instance, and couples who have had more than one child.
And according to Global Insight analyst Simon Wardell, even if the position limits have a small effect, speculators will still find ways of trading over-the-counter and arranging transactions outside the ICE exchange.
