Sentence examples for financial outsiders from inspiring English sources

The first was to align managers' interests not with their own organisations but with financial outsiders – shareholders.

The Yankees are first, the Giants ninth and the Rangers 12th in team value, meaning there are no financial outsiders in the two championship series.

As the lead prosecutor of mob boss John Gotti, White breaks tradition with predecessors as a financial outsider, perhaps making her more likely to aggressively pursue Wall Street misconduct.

Free financial markets allow outsiders with good ideas to raise funds, even when their businesses will compete with insiders.

Officials from India's Finance Ministry and its stock exchanges have long promoted Mumbai's potential as a major international financial center, but outsiders have been skeptical of that ambition.

One upshot of the new disclosure might be that certain banks' European numbers suddenly look substantially bigger, since the S.E.C. is effectively asking banks to unbundle key exposures in their financial statements so outsiders can see how big they are before offsetting items.

Lawyers who have defended Wall Street firms against naked short-selling allegations say the problem is overblown and that companies that complain about manipulation are generally weak and looking to blame financial problems on outsiders.

Late last summer, leadership changes within the company caused financial analysts and outsiders to grumble that something was rotten in the state of Sillerman.

Its aim is to identify the measures most highly associated with fraud and to quantify the risks that companies' stock prices will tank, that their managers will be forced to restate their financials and that outsiders will hit them with securities lawsuits.

Mr Fillon had a point, sort of: national authorities know their own financial sector better than outsiders, and speed is indeed often of the essence.

Its debt-sodden economy could still damage Western countries' financial systems, and many outsiders (and Hungarians) agree that tough measures are needed.But it is not just Hungary.