Sentence examples for by the regulatory changes from inspiring English sources

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These funds are largely unaffected by the regulatory changes.

For open-end funds, which have been amassing capital as investors anticipate improved returns from new flexibility allowed by the regulatory changes, the tax advantages alone are meager, and they have not changed in more than a decade.

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Employing a difference-in-differences design, we find that the likelihood of issuing financial statements that are later restated increases for firms that are required to file more quickly, relative to firms whose filing practices are not affected by the regulatory change.

While the bank's parent company has said it wants to float the UK arm this year, the City now believes such a move is unlikely until 2012, when there will be a clearer view on the regulatory changes imposed by the government following the recommendations of the independent commission on banking (due on 12 September).

But as DealBook reported on Thursday, Wall Street has since begun a fierce behind-the-scenes effort to delay or water down many of the regulatory changes passed by Congress in the aftermath of the crisis.

In a paper analyzing and endorsing the Bush plan, these conservative academics, all of whom have worked for previous Republican Administrations, said that Bush's tax plan would raise the growth rate of the economy by 0.5percentnt a year, and that the regulatory changes he is proposing would add another 0.3percentntothethe annual growth rate.

We investigate whether financial markets reacted to the regulatory changes implied by the publication of the list of systemically important financial institutions (SIFI) and the new rules designed to address the too-big-to-fail problem of systemic banks.

The regulatory changes caused by the recruited gene can bring about a new sex determining locus, induce heterogamety changes or stabilize multiple male or female genotypes (protected polymorphisms).

The regulatory changes required by the AUSFTA, to strengthen intellectual property protection for example, could increase the reward to manufacturers for innovation, but could also substantially reduce government capacity to apply price controls in the pharmaceutical sector.

They argued that the regulatory changes required by these areas of the AUSFTA would (a) help redress an alleged current undervaluing of pharmaceutical 'innovation' in Australian pricing arrangements and (b) stimulate locally-based research and development, as well as the local, mostly generic, pharmaceutical industry[ 5].

Zenefits and Oscar Health, which are tackling the regulatory changes brought on by the Affordable Care Act (thanks Supreme Court!), raised more than respectable $500 million and $145 million rounds, respectively.

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