Sentence examples for cash manager from inspiring English sources

A United States attorney, Alice Martin, said yesterday that Catherine Fowler, HealthSouth's former cash manager and vice president in the treasury department, would admit that she helped hide the 2001 sale of $27 million in stock of another company.

The executive, Catherine Fowler, a former cash manager and vice president in the company's treasury department, admitted that in 2001 she helped hide the sale of $27 million in another public company's stock.

My new title: Corporate Cash Manager, responsible for global bank relations and working capital position.

If they were to be implemented, the FAO should call for bids from several international cash managers and start revamping and upgrading the treasury unit to allow it to become a professional counterpart to the selected cash manager.

While the average stock fund has just 5percentt or so of its assets in cash, Robert L. Rodriguez, manager of the FPA Capital fund, currently has a 39percentt cash stake, while Mason Hawkins and his co-managers at the Longleaf Partners fund are at 29percentt.

"Did she say, 'Running late'?" Cash's manager, who had some Keith experience, said.

The cause was complications of diabetes, said Lou Robin, Mr. Cash's manager.

The Celtics also get center John Williams from Dallas, Utah's first-round pick in the 2001 draft and a substantial amount of cash, Celtics General Manager Chris Wallace said.

The Blue Union fans' group cite the sale of key players such as Mikel Arteta to Arsenal, and lack of transfer cash for manager David Moyes, as the catalysts for their demonstration.

After he checks into a seedy motel and pays with cash, the manager arrives to tell him his credit is no good.

Looking at agency costs in companies with both dispersed and concentrated ownership, we find that, as to the former, (i) managers retain liquidity, (ii) the actual conflict is between managers and owners, and (iii) dividend payouts are very important, because paying out more dividends means less cash for managers to divert.