Apparently, no one around Frank or Dodd questioned the utility of extending bank regulation to other large financial firms, a cornerstone of the Obama administration proposal.
The British firm is a cornerstone of the government's drive to rebalance the economy, accounting for 2.3% of the country's goods exports and employing more than 7,000 staff in the UK.
Promoting new technology-based firms is the cornerstone of technology entrepreneurship policies in advanced industrial economies.
The firm has locked in cornerstone investors, including the Qatar investment authority; AIA; Fidelity Value Partnerss, a Hong Kong-based funds management firm; and several Malaysian state-affiliated pension funds, which together will own nearly a 20 percent stake after the I.P.O., the person with knowledge of the deal said.
Indeed, the investment banking business is seen as the cornerstone of the firm's growth potential.
This staff comprised a group with its own distinct vocabulary mixing the language of firms and research, becoming another cornerstone in the institutionalisation process.
Site development is a cornerstone for these firms, but it is a springboard for complex information technology services like database integration, data mining and storage, corporate servers and electronic commerce programs.
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Ward has led the firm's investments in Fortinet, NetSuite, Cornerstone OnDemand and Imperva.
Partner Kevin Efrusy, who attended Stanford's business school with Ganapathi, explains that one of cornerstones to the venture firm's investment strategy has been furthering opportunities built on top of social web.
