Sentence examples similar to financier mark from inspiring English sources

Einhorn was too timid or too late to make a formal offer, and the Brewers went to a group led by another financier, Mark Attanasio.

But she hit a rough patch, she said: "I personally had like five dollars in my bank account".Then, a former client from her old job put her in touch with a financier from London who was looking for a home in Manhattan.When the financier, Mark Hillery, came to town with his wife to view apartments, Ms.Feradov decided she couldn't let him see that she was struggling.

Moments later, Mr. Bent, a 64-year-old multimillionaire financier, ascended the stage, marking a major departure from the famously hierarchical Nassau Republicans' traditional way of doing things.

Not since the days of J. P. Morgan had any financier left so deep a mark on the terrain of corporate America or stirred so many conflicting passions of contempt and support.

The lawsuit cites a 2005 operating memorandum for Groupement Financier that contains a section marked "Not to do".

In a lecture at St Paul's Cathedral to mark the publication of his biography of the great financier Siegmund Warburg in 2010, the historian Niall Ferguson spelt out the need for an ethical reawakening in the City.

A recent investigation by Il Sole-24 Ore, Italy's leading financial daily, concluded that claims that Mr Ricucci has a property portfolio worth around €2 billion are exaggerated; the paper estimated that €200m was nearer the mark.Whatever the case, Mr Ricucci and his financiers seem to have placed a big bet on someone bidding for RCS (and the shareholder pact crumbling).

EMI was seized by Citigroup in January after breaching covenants on the £3.4bn in loans it took out from the US bank, leaving Terra Firma with a £1.75bn loss and a question mark over whether investors would back another fund launched by the high-flying financier.

It was he who was cut off with a paltry million, but financiers declare that had Cornelius been a poor boy he could still have made his mark.

The gala dinner marked the 10th anniversary of "Ark Absolute Return for Kids", which was set up by financier Arpad Busson and sponsors academy schools in the UK and programmes for disadvantaged children around the world.

The final days of the 3rd Canadian Parliament were marked by explosive conflict, as Macdonald and Tupper alleged that MP and railway financier Donald Smith had been allowed to build the Pembina branch of the CPR (connecting to American lines) as a reward for betraying the Conservatives during the Pacific Scandal.