It determines who will get your insurance and retirement accounts, so-called contract assets as opposed to financial assets.
The agency may also insure investments such as management contracts, asset securitization, bonds, leasing activities, franchise agreements, and license agreements.
An emergency financial manager would have authority over Detroit's fiscal affairs, including contracts, asset sales, layoffs and consolidations.
It enables the Obama administration to declare the end of "war" by withdrawing and removing troops, while maintaining corporate and contracted assets in the military's wake.
Start by filling in sections relating to your income — from your job, contracts, assets, or equity — and then move on to any deductions that you can subtract from your tax debt.
As credit contracts and asset prices plunge, demand across the globe is shrivelling.
To stop giving government contracts to asset strippers such as Southern Cross that buy and sell your granny was no more than common sense.
Underscoring the many ways companies can take part in the rescue fund, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and other Hispanic business groups met with Mr. Paulson to push for minority contracts in asset management, legal, accounting, mortgage services and maintenance jobs, like plumbing and masonry.
Financial institutions influence each other via direct or indirect channels such as credit contracts, similar asset portfolios that are jointly exposed to price impact in market crises, and cross-shareholdings.
Hai Tong already has licenses in Hong Kong to provide securities brokerage services, including margin trading, and it is licensed to provide futures-contract brokering, asset management and other financial advisory services in the city.
Central banks traditionally regulate the money supply by expanding and contracting their assets.
