Sentence examples for institutions merger from inspiring English sources
J. Christopher Flowers, a founder of Goldman , Sachs & Companys lucrative financial institutions merger practice, said yesterday that he was leaving the firm at the end of November.
From 1992 to 2002, a higher education institutions' merger and recombination movement created multidiscipline universities with a general purpose.
Halle Benett, a banker in charge of financial institutions merger advisory at UBS for the Americas, said: "I do think you've got to come to a decision as to what is generally accepted profitability for banking institutions and I'm not sure the cycle we came out of was the long-term norm".
The Board of Regents has the authority to approve the institution, merger, and abolition of degree programs as recommended by the UP president.
Financial institution mergers dominated headlines, with 226 deals valued at $224 billion announced in the sector alone.
Beyond the negotiations between the institutions, any merger would probably have to be reviewed for its antitrust implications by the Federal Trade Commission, as well as by state health and financing agencies.
In short, I think that this case should be remanded to the District Court so that it might re-evaluate whether, in light of the entry conditions and existing competition from savings and loan and similar financial institutions, the merger can fairly be said to threaten a substantial loss of competition in the Phillipsburg-Easton area.
Following the institution's merger with Okanagan University College, its Okanagan campus was opened in Kelowna in 2005.
At the same time, they have built sturdier financial institutions through mergers and the breakdown of barriers to interstate banking.
At Goldman, he joined a unit within the investment bank that advises other financial institutions on mergers and other deals.
Alice Guilhon, the director of Skema, said that while her institution's merger was relatively successful, it was not a cure-all for business schools in France.
