Sentence examples for firm's term from inspiring English sources

Research firm CommScan LLC found that of this year's 15 Internet "piggybacks"–the firm's term for offerings that come a year or sooner after an IPO all but two have dropped below the follow-on offering price.

We looked at the firm's terms and conditions, and equally couldn't find a detailed list of its booking charges.

Google, by contrast,allows any submitted appto be published, and then removes software if users complain that it is malicious or it otherwise breaches the firm's terms and conditions.

As they evaluate which stocks in which to invest for a firm's long term investment portfolios, watch for them to gravitate towards companies that are more socially and environmentally responsible.

Thus, we analyze how information asymmetry affects debt maturity, the choice between public and private debt, and the firm's short term debt financing decision between bank debt and trade credit.

(2011) show that total debt declines with the manager's ability, as highly skilled CEOs exploit the tax advantage of debt to a lesser extent.17 Other factors that influence the usage of the tax-debt shield are the manager's inside equity stake, the firm's long-term risk, as well as the firm's short-term risk.

That's better than the 2.4% yield on the firm's intermediate-term Treasury fund (average maturity: 6.4 years).

"Buy-side" analysts, who advise institutional investors what to buy, are rewarded for calling the short-term performance of a share accurately, not for their penetrating insights into a firm's long-term fundamentals.

The overhaul will hit the firm's short-term profitability.

Mr Verfaillie is even mildly optimistic about the firm's long-term prospects in Europe.

He oversees the firm's long-term hiring strategy and operations and helps with client development.