Corporate premium membership of the Royal National Theatre.
Corporate insurance premiums, for example, are likely to increase (or disappear all together) to match growing threats from more frequent catastrophic natural disasters, such as the March cyclone that devastated Vanuatu, and sea level rise, currently threating many Small Island Developing States (SIDS) such as Kiribati and the Maldives.
The simulation is based hypothetically on a wide set of the latter's financial and real estate assets losing value, corporate risk premiums increasing, a new wave of capital outflows being triggered, the Renmimbi depreciating by about 15percentt, and falling investment and output.
American Express requires merchants that want to accept its corporate and premium charge cards to also accept American Express credit cards, at a fee that is 30 percent higher than other credit cards' fees.
The focus on spectator experience for both general spectator and the Corporate or Premium Hospitality spectators marked a step change in stadia design and consequently on the football business in the UK, with Arsenal increasing their matchday revenues by 111%.
A tenant can apply the transferred credit against taxes on corporate business, insurance premiums or gross income.
But here's the dealio: in an effort to lower our health-care premiums, corporate has come up with a weight-loss contest, branch versus branch.
Two years ago mutually owned New York Life began fearing that the thin premiums corporate bonds were paying over Treasurys didn't justify the added risk and began shifting assets into government bonds.
Since the economic collapse in 2008, many corporations have cut back on buying corporate suites and premium seats at N.H.L. arenas, where they can account for more than 40 percent of ticket and suite revenue.
A better bet would be for the firm to charge corporate users for premium services.
