Sentence examples for changes in market practices from inspiring English sources
"Changes in market practices cannot happen overnight," the F.S.B. said.
The proposal also suggests that revising the rules is called for by changes in market practices and trading technologies, which have expanded opportunities for outside shareholders to accumulate large stakes quickly before being required to make a public disclosure.
We discuss recent changes in market practice such as overnight swap index discounting and point to the recent debate regarding funding valuation adjustment and the choice of the riskless rate proxy.
The company was not excluded from the programs, but was forced to enter into a "corporate integrity agreement" in which it agreed to widespread changes in its marketing practices under monitoring by the government.
Arkansas wants Publishers Clearing House not only to make more changes in its marketing practices but also to pay refunds to people who spent less than $2,500, the threshold in the agreement.
Changes in pharmaceutical marketing practices include a possible shift from more traditional forms of direct-to-consumer advertising towards emerging use of Internet-based DTCA ("eDTCA") given the growing importance of digital health or "eHealth".
C2 Bank to Change Practices Citigroup plans to announce changes in marketing and other practices at its consumer lending business.
[Section A.] Changes in Citigroup's Lending Unit Citigroup will announce changes in marketing and other practices at its consumer lending business.
Innovation can take several forms, ranging from new product development and new packaging and processing to changes in marketing and management practices or organizational structure and processes (Lambrecht et al. 2015).
There is a major shift in marketing practice: From mass marketing (or transaction marketing) to relationship marketing (RM) [16].
Included are product reformulation, changes in marketing and related information practices to encourage consumers to make more informed choices, and ways to improve the affordability and accessibility of products in underserved communities.
